In this episode, I’m joined by my sweet friend Garrett Paknis, an amazing music artist, founder of Creative Life School, and visionary of nervous system-led manifestation. We reunite (after first recording back in 2018!) for a very real, very raw conversation about what it actually takes to create the life you desire.
We explore:
- The energetics of manifestation most people overlook
- Why confusion is often a nervous system issue, not a mindset problem
- How social media overstimulates our system and keeps us stuck
- The importance of intentional living: food, home, body, and energy
- Letting your pivots be divine assignments, not escapes
- Garrett’s personal move from Europe back to Los Angeles
- Why Summer Solstice is such a powerful time for energetic reset
This is a conversation about gentle discipline, devotion to self, and why your next breakthrough is closer than you think — if you're willing to slow down enough to receive it.
Connect with Garrett:
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Creative Life School: creativelifeschool.com
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Abundance Activation Solstice Workshop: Join here
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