How to Slow Down in Your Business

Overview:

In this special Halloween episode, Candice Elliott reflects on slowing down, personal transitions, and the connection between life and death that Halloween embodies. She also shares updates on her latest creative project—a book about motherhood and feminine authority—while offering heartfelt advice on navigating life's changes.

Key Highlights:

• Slowing Down: Candice explores how the seasonal transition invites us to slow down without stopping, embracing a pace that allows for connection and presence in our lives.
• Honoring Ancestors and Cycles: Halloween marks a time to reflect on life's natural cycles and honor those who have passed.
• Book Update: Candice shares details about her upcoming book, focused on postpartum experiences, systemic injustice, and reclaiming feminine authority.
• Supporting New Moms: Candice encourages listeners to support new mothers in simple, meaningful ways, like offering practical help.
• Tarot Insights: She reflects on the Three of Swords card, a metaphor for healing from emotional wounds.

"Slowness does not mean nothing is happening. It’s happening in a different way that still meets the needs."

Follow Candice: Stay updated on her book journey at @BackpocketHR.

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