Danielle Laporte: Has your self-help become self-criticism?

Danielle LaPorte is all about being honest when it comes to her experiences on the path to self-improvement, self-growth, and self-empowerment. In this interview, she shares so much of herself that you will remark how brave, vulnerable and real she is and how much you can relate to what she's felt, thought and been through. If you've ever struggled with feeling overwhelmed by the obligations in your life or if walking on a spiritual path has felt like another item on an ever-growing checklist, then this episode is a must listen for you.

 

This week we talk to Danielle Laporte

Danielle LaPorte is an invited member of Oprah’s inaugural SuperSoul 100, a group who, in Oprah Winfrey’s words, “is uniquely connecting the world together with a spiritual energy that matters.” She is also the author of The Fire Starters Sessions: A Guide to Creating Success On Your Own Terms, and The Desire Map: A Guide to Creating Goals With Soul.

Her latest book is White Hot Truth: Clarity for keeping it Real On Your Spiritual Path— From One Seeker To Another. Millions of visitors go to DanielleLaPorte.com every month for her daily #Truthbombs. It has been named one of the “Top 100 Websites for Women” by Forbes, and called “the best place online for kick-ass spirituality.” Danielle’s multi-million dollar company is made up of nine women and one lucky guy, working virtually from five countries. A powerful speaker and poet, and a former business strategist and Washington, DC think-tank exec, Entrepreneur magazine calls Danielle “equal parts poet and entrepreneurial badass…edgy, contrarian…loving and inspired.

 

In This Interview, Danielle Laporte and I Discuss...

• The Wolf Parable
• Her book,White Hot Truth: Clarity for keeping it Real On Your Spiritual Path— From One Seeker To Another
• Reframing your obligations into conscious choices
• Bringing our artistic or creative spirit into everything we do
• Loosening up under the weight of obligation
• Spiritual path as yet another thing to achieve, another obligation
• The practice itself having some delight to it
• Pain as a motivator, laziness as an obstacle
• That devotion isn't easy but it's worth it
• The distinction between pain and suffering
• That the world is not comprehensible but it is embraceable by embracing the things that are in it
• Transformation begins with the acceptance of what is
• Short circuiting the healing process
• That what's repressed finds a way to sneak out
• How we have more in common than we have differences
   

 

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