How to Follow Your Dreams and Find Your Purpose

The universe rewards the brave. Sometimes, we’re not entirely sure where it is we’re meant to end up, but we just have a niggling feeling that we’re destined for more. On the other hand, we might think we have it all worked out and a clear direction of where we’re going, only to find that it was just a stepping stone to somewhere even greater than we could have ever imagined.

“I was blessed enough to generate my first six figures in like six months, with no ads, no emails… I didn’t even know what the hell I was doing. I didn’t have a website. […] Anyone who’s got a calling. If you listen to that nudge, I mean, you just might be surprised how much the universe is rooting for you and supporting you in the law of abundance.” – Michelle Sorro

That was certainly the case for my guest for this episode, Michelle Sorro, who, having secured her career in TV (something she had dreamt of since she was a little girl), found her date with destiny after being gifted a ticket to a Tony Robbins event.

Michelle is living proof that the Universe is rooting for us all and that if we leap, the net will appear. There will always be twists and turns along the way, but one thing she has learnt with hindsight is that there are always clues if you’re quiet enough to listen. That the destination is actually in the doing. The key is to follow what lights you up, and go forth with openness, courage and the willingness to surrender.

Join us in this inspirational episode, where she reveals all about her story, from chasing what she thought was her calling, to the moment divine intervention stepped in, right up to today where she helps other women fully express and hone their spiritual gifts so they can turn their passion into profits. Prepare to be moved as much as you are motivated – this episode is a must-listen for anyone who has that inner knowing and is ready to walk the path to purpose.

In this episode…

The story behind the success.

Recognizing divine intervention when it steps in.

Why passion doesn’t always equate to purpose.

Those that love you will always support you.

Taking chances opens doors.

Action breeds clarity. The Universe rewards the brave.

You have to show up, serve and sell to make an impact.

Michelle’s advice for living a life better than your dreams.

Quotes:

“People are like, you just seem to do anything. You just seem like you’re so fearless. I’m like, I’ve always got fear running through me or anxiety running through me. The difference is that I don’t let it stop me.” – Michelle Sorro

“I was blessed enough to generate my first six figures in like six months, with no ads, no emails… I didn’t even know what the hell I was doing. I didn’t have a website. […] Anyone who’s got a calling. If you listen to that nudge, I mean, you just might be surprised how much the universe is rooting for you and supporting you in the law of abundance.” – Michelle Sorro

“I was open, I was exhausted. I was willing, I surrendered fully and I dropped to my knees in just sheer exhaustion and open-heartedness. And I heard a divine intervention in the message of, ‘you’re not going to be doing TV for the rest of your life’. That was a little girl dream of a five-year-old who desperately wanted to be significant and believe that she mattered.” – Michelle Sorro

“We see that in our community all the time. People don’t want to be sleazy, but the reality is they’re running a business, not a charity shop. And so they have to get comfortable with sales very quickly in order to keep that vision moving forward. And I really think, you know, especially as a coach, it’s very hard to impact and help people unless they’re actually in your program and in your world. And so I look at it as my duty to sell to people.” – Emily Williams

“I’m on a mission to empower millions, to be seen and heard. What I’ve really realized over the past few years, and especially as I get older and my friends get older, it’s like they begin to shrink and they start to play small and they become more invisible or more introverted when they weren’t that way maybe 10, 15 years ago. And so I want us to all be fully self-expressed.” – Michelle Sorro