Today’s episode is a candid conversation with Theora Moench as she shines light on the mirrors between entrepreneurship and personal life and how we can be loved devotionally through all of that. As women entrepreneurs, running our own business is also the best personal growth program we can have. Through devotional loving, Theora shares how she has given herself permission to walk away from a business and restructure to create a new one. It’s okay to let go of what is no longer aligned with your values and start creating what you want with what you have. Espousing devotional loving through her business and towards her clients has helped Theora live with peace and integrity, even if it meant going through some level of discomfort. Discover how Theora improved her relationship with herself through devotional loving.

In this episode, we talk about:

Theora shares one of her 'bathroom stall moment' aka "the breakdown before the breakthrough" moments
What Theora learned by listening to her 'bathroom stall moment'
The benefit of staying in the “I don’t know” moment to be curious and open-hearted
Sage wisdom from Theora on how we can allow ourselves to be in the “I don’t know”
How Theora handles when clients want to finish up before the agreement ends
How women entrepreneurs can have the spirit of devotional loving in our work
The changes Theora sees in women personally and professionally when they integrate devotional loving
Espousing the message of devotional loving

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