Lindsey Simcik
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222 appearances
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first heard Jun 2025
last heard Jun 2025
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It could come in different forms, but I think that vulnerable storytelling and that honesty is something that differentiates you and I think really makes people buy in. You know, they want to support a brand or a product that has a story. I do. I just think in this day and age, there's so many things that we can buy. There's so many things we can invest in.
And I feel like, you know, it might not be for everyone, but for me, it's been what's really given me abundance in ways that are not just financial, but spiritual and meaningful in my life.
And it's like, at a point, it just kind of hurts. You're just like, okay, there's just so much stuff. But when I find a brand where the story is just so impactful and so moving, I'm like, I want to support that. Let me put my dollars there. So I think bringing in more storytelling about your story or just the path of creating this product, I think could be really, really profound.
Were you always religious? So I grew up Catholic. I grew up in a small town in Ohio. And so it was very religious. It's very conservative. And I kind of lost my way. You know, I was like nihilistic for a while. I was like just figuring things out. And I kind of refound my faith in the past. couple years, probably five, six, seven years.
And it doesn't mean that it's religiously attached or connotated. I wouldn't say that I'm attached to any religion, but it's something that feels like really perfect for my algorithm, perfect for my type of spirituality and the way that I move. But yeah, I grew up religious and had to re-find it.
I think I had a rock bottom humbling event. I think Lindsay and I both had this moment of humbling. And then we also had an amazing coach that we worked with that brought God back into our life in a way that was very offering and helped us metabolize the idea of just sort of naming the creator.
naming this infinite source of love and support and helping me re-approach God in a way where it wasn't a man in the sky that was punishing me or had this idea of how I should live or hated me if I did this and didn't like me if I did this.
It was like, what if there was this benevolent co-creator of life that you had that loved you endlessly and that was there for you endlessly and that was just a guiding partner for everything that you do? And So there was a lot of my spiritual practice and process that kind of led to this. I had been done so much energy work.
I had done so much study of different religions and spirituality through the podcast, but it was really that coach in a rock bottom moment that was like, you know what? I give up all of this to like one creator. And that's sort of how I'm going to build my foundation. I still do a lot of different spiritual tools and practices. I'm very open. But having the anchor is the most supportive for me.
Actually, that's crazy because I've noticed that too. The people that I see at the level that I want to be, they're anchored. Because you could get blown in the wind. You could go fall for this, fall for that, fall for, like, there's a lot of things here that could pull you off of your path and your truth. And having just something where I'm like, okay, what am I working towards?
Who am I working with? What are my guiding principles for how I want to live? And it just helped so much. Mm-hmm.
Yeah, I have to second it. I'll be boring inside me too. It's been, I had obviously a similar experience with Krista with our coach, but my now husband also came into my life around that same time, a little bit after. And
He's also brought that aspect of faith into my life and to be able to connect so intimately on faith with someone that you love in that way was something I've never experienced and just opens up this whole realm of possibility when it comes to faith. Yeah, just being a human on earth. It's like we don't have to shoulder everything. I think that's what I saw growing up.
Sure. Yeah. I mean, source energy works. Whatever works for people, that gets them anchored in there. For me, I just felt like God was presented as something that was not loving and was not the way that I wanted. And for me to be like, actually, it's not. That's the church. That's man. Got it. What you're talking about is man. My God is all loving. My God is all knowing. My God is with me.
I saw my parents shouldering everything. Even though my mom was spiritual, they just shouldered so much. And now it's just my greatest joy to be able to just give things up to God and just be like, I trust you. I don't know what's next, but I trust you. And thank you. And yeah, there's just this experience of gratitude in my life now that I feel so much more than I ever have before.
So it's like, oh, actually, I was kind of looking at it through this religious lens that I don't. Yes. And you had to unlearn that.
Yeah. Yeah. How do you see it?
And I think that's been the fuel because even when things are hard and I'm like, man, this is like a really hard season. I'm always just like, but I'm so grateful. I'm so grateful. Yeah. For this pruning season, this, I know you're working on me and I trust it.
And so, yeah, I think for me, someone who does take on a lot and can overanalyze things, it's been the greatest gift to just be like, God, I totally trust you.
And it can look like the way you want it to look. You know, I think we think of, and honestly, let's just say we name God in the book. We say God. And we say like... Yes. Yes. Yes.
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