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What is Meant for You…Will Find You

What is Meant for You…Will Find You

 

Episode Summary

In this episode of The Power of Her, Joclyn Kilpatrick, founder of Willow Soul, shares her journey of leaving behind a corporate career to follow her calling as a yoga teacher and studio owner.

She opens up about the leap of faith it took to trade stability for purpose, the discipline required to balance passion with business, and the daily practices that ground her as she leads a heart-centered community. From trusting timing to embracing breathwork, Joclyn’s story is a reminder that building a lasting business often means aligning courage with clarity — and honoring the inner voice that keeps you moving forward.

Key Takeaways To Tune In For:

  • (01:27) – From Corporate to Yoga Studio Owner
  • (03:46) – Challenges of Entrepreneurship & Faith
  • (07:18) – Balancing Soulful Work with Business
  • (10:14) – Cultivating Community & Personal Peace
  • (19:08) – The Power of Breathwork

Resources talked about in this episode

willowsoulyoga.com

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