Emily Levenson

I had the chance to sit down with Emily Cassel of the Sexy Soulful Success Podcast. Emily and I spent our time talking about sisterhood and how holding space for other women through things like sisterhood circles is a sacred act.

The episode begins with a discussion around masculine versus feminine energy, turns towards old paradigms for success and why they don’t work for women, moves into the power of relationships and how they challenge us to grow and evolve, and ends with all of the reasons why sisterhood and sisterhood circles are a tool for the empowerment of women and the world as a whole.

To say that I learned a lot from our conversation would be an understatement. And I hope you feel the same after listening to it yourself.

I’d love to hear from you!

What stood out most from Emily’s interview? What does sisterhood look and feel like to you? Have you ever been a part of a sisterhood circle yourself? And if not, is that something that you would be interested in exploring more after hearing from Emily?

The Episode:

Topics Discussed:

• An introduction to Emily Cassel and what she does
• Masculine and feminine energy versus gender
• Pushing for the sake of achievement versus fulfillment
• Old paradigms of success and how they hold women back
• The shadow side of our ambition and how it shows up
• Paying attention to where the world needs our energy 
• Emily’s experience at an all-female college and how that had a profound impact on her life
• How to create space for sisterhood in your own life
• Why Emily says that if we don’t look out for each other, none of us will truly be able to rise up
• Sisterhood versus female friendships and what sets them apart
• Sisterhood circles and the power of holding space for one another
• The inherent structure of sisterhood circles and how to set one up
• Relationships as a mirror and how to use them as a tool for personal growth and evolution
• Why Emily says if we can see it them then it means it exists in us
• Sisterhood as a tool to examine our judgments and perceived flaws
• The gifts of difficult situations and how sisterhood allows us to see the bigger picture
• Finding the balance between giving and receiving and why Emily says we should probably be receiving way more than we think we should
• Resetting the being in order to inform the doing
• Emily’s definition of everyday magic and how it shows up in her life

Connect with Emily Cassel online:

• Website
• Instagram
• Podcast
• Facebook
• Private FB Group

Resource Links:

• The Millionth Circle* by Dr. Jean Shinoda Bolen

Hit me up:

• Twitter: @emilylevenson and #somekindofmagic
• Instagram: @emilylevenson and #somekindofmagic
• FB Page: Emily Levenson

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