episode 10: using intuition to guide your business with Julie Reisler
Why Julie rocks:
Author and Life Designer® Julie Reisler, is the founder and CEO of Empowered Living, a Life Design, and personal development company. While Julie has a Master’s Degree in Coaching and more than 12 certifications in health and wellbeing, her Masters could have been in people pleasing and crappy self-esteem. Author of, Get a Ph.D. in YOU: A Course in Miraculous Self-Discovery, Julie authentically shares the extensive personal-growth wisdom that came from her own struggles with body image, relationships and feeling “not enough.”
Julie is also in the short film, Hungry for More, soon to be an online course, where she shares openly about her journey with emotional overeating to finding out what really makes you full. As a speaker, coach, author and faculty member at Georgetown University’s coaching program, Julie is enamored with helping you to master your inner world, so you can master your outer world. She is a mama of two, step-mama of one, happily remarried, and in love with her very imperfect life.
In this episode, you’ll discover:
- What inspired her to start a business, pursue a master’s degree, and leave an 11-year corporate career at Panera Bread all in a very short timeframe
- The big ah-ha moment with a Panera customer that made her realize she was meant to be a coach
- How she transitioned from “people pleaser” to author, entrepreneur, and life designer, and which situations in her life were a catalyst for change
- Why her lifelong lesson has been learning to trust her intuition and why she gives herself 24 hours to make big decisions
- And so much more!
Resources:
- Julie’s Website
- Julie’s Instagram
- Julie’s Facebook
- Hungry for More Course
- Get a Ph.D. in You
- You-est You Podcast
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