Jackie Woodside is a certified professional coach and licensed psycho-therapist who has twenty-fives years of experience in both fields. She’s the author of three bestselling books, Calming the Chaos, Time for Change, and Money Vibe. Jackie is a TEDx Speaker and an expert in creating conscious communities.
Today, Jonathan and Jackie talk about early money lessons Jackie had to unlearn, what it means to ignite the flame of possibility within each of us, and why time management is a trap for failure.
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Key Takeaways
01:10 – Jonathan introduces today’s guest, Jackie Woodside, who joins the show to share her experience unlearning bad money lessons from childhood and her journey to entrepreneurship
07:21 – Transitioning from a 9-5 to launching her own business
09:14 – Igniting the flame of infinite possibility
13:45 – An inherent human design flaw
18:01 – Common signs that we aren’t living up to our potential
19:45 – Paying attention to our inner world
22:41 – Why time management is a setup for failure
28:57 – The Four Factors of Money Vibe
33:00 – Social media and a society of hyper comparison
35:40 – Awareness, privilege and the process of becoming
41:59 – Advice for those who are looking to ignite their lives and one thing for them to ignore
47:21 – Jackie’s latest program, Living in the Domain of Miracles
48:02 – One thing that Jackie would like others to know about herself
Tweetable Quotes
“What I learned in my childhood about money I spent the rest of my life unlearning.” (04:03) (Jackie)
“I just have this belief that we’re all here with a divine purpose. I call it your ‘soulprint.’ And that life itself is enriched the more that each of us aligns with our infinite flame, that soul spark, that soulprint. The more we align with who we came here to be, the happier and more fulfilled we are.” (09:22) (Jackie)
“When you come to understand that that is just the design of a human being and that there’s nothing wrong with you, you can also then learn to counter it and use your mind to train your brain to have a better experience.” (15:13) (Jackie)
“I was listening to a sermon by a wonderful spiritual teacher at a Unity Church in Massachusetts and she used a quote from the Gnostic Gospel of Thomas that said, ‘If you bring forth what is within you, what is within you will save you. If you do not bring forth what is within you, what is within you will destroy you. And I thought, ‘That’s what’s happening to me.’ I had lost my sense of juice and vitality.” (18:46) (Jackie)
“I say you can’t manage time because time is a constant. You can only, God willing, learn to manage yourself – your values, your commitments, your decisions, your use of the time you have been given.” (23:39) (Jackie)
“You cannot change what you cannot or are unwilling to see.” (29:34) (Jackie)
“Wherever you are in your walk, if you have that willingness, and grit, and resiliency, and just know there’s something in you that wants to be burst forth and you’re willing to do the work, you can transform your life.” (41:42) (Jackie)
Guest Resources
Living in the Domain of Miracles
Jackie’s Books:
Mindful Money Resources
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