Join Cari Kenzie on the Curiosity Clarity Empowerment podcast as she delves into the profound insight she gained on a morning run. Have you ever felt like the universe gives you a gentle nudge, urging you to see things differently? Cari shares a powerful phrase that resonated with her: "Holding the vision of the person you have seen only plays host to the version of you that you have been. It negates growth on both sides."

In this episode, Cari explores how our relationships—whether with ourselves, time, career, partners, or exes—can keep us anchored in past versions of ourselves. Through personal stories and reflections, she uncovers the impact of viewing others and ourselves through the lens of past experiences. Cari challenges us to stop fearing who we are becoming, to trust in our worthiness, and to step into the most powerful version of ourselves.

Discover how to navigate through emotional resilience, embrace vulnerability, and unlearn past behaviors to find your truth and purpose. This episode is a call to action to clean the slate and move forward with grace and compassion. Don't miss this empowering conversation that will inspire you to peel away the layers and embrace your growth journey.

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Show Notes:

• Introduction (0:00-2:25): Cari's morning run revelation and the universe's nudge.

• Key Phrase Insight (2:25-4:46): "Holding the vision of the person you have seen only plays host to the version of you that you have been."

• Relationship Dynamics (4:46-7:04): How our experiences shape our view of others and ourselves.

• Personal Stories (7:04-9:08): Cari's experiences with her dad and ex-husband.

• Self-Reflection (9:08-11:45): Understanding our worth and allowing growth.

• Embracing Vulnerability (11:45-13:23): Overcoming fear of becoming our true selves.

• Manifesting Desires (13:23-15:29): Trusting in the version of ourselves we are becoming.

• Internal Conversations (15:29-17:15): The importance of curiosity and internal dialogue.