Episode 403: Cathy Heller: Why Women Should Embrace Wealth and Live in Possibility, not Probability
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What is the journey of Cathy Heller?
And it's just like this like very beautiful, generous heart. Like most people, look, most people have like a competitive vibe. Yeah, true. I feel like you and I are just like so happy to see each other just like in your light, thriving. And you do that for me.
Thank you. Always. Okay. Well, this is, okay. I'm glad that that's a great segue into what I was going to say about you because A, you're right. I'm very proud of you.
Yeah.
Kathy is, wait, what? Okay. I don't even know where to begin. So Kathy is very talented and it's true that where you've come from where you were is extraordinary. Same. Thank you. This girl, when you say habits and hustle, the word hustle personified, the funny thing is if you know Kathy and her and her work and what she does she's all about like like I said like sugar and sweet and manifestation and abundance her new book of course is called Abundant Ever After of course she's that girl who typically you know I I'm not into that like that like yeah I know like be present and all that kind of thing but You do it like that, but inside you are the most resourceful. So resourceful. Such a driven, ambitious soul. And what you've done and how you've kind of evolved and elevated over the last God knows how many years I've known you is incredible. Literally astounding.
That's so incredibly kind. I fully receive it. I feel like I'm getting like electricity running through me, just being in your presence and hearing all those nice things. And it is really special when someone's known you the whole journey because you see the person continue to reach for who they really are. And it's really cool. And I've watched you do that too. And that's really amazing. I think one of the reasons, and we'll talk about it today, why I get away with that with you, like the manifestation-ish sort of spiritual, like... the ease of the flow rather than the pushing is because I think you know from where it comes and you understand on some level, there's like a sincerity to it with me of what it really means to me.
And I'm going to explain it to you so that your listeners hear it. But my word for and my paradigm for how to manifest is through a Jewish lens. And Judaism is really different with what we would call the law of reception, which is what Rabbi Aaron says that's like really Jewish, than Judaism. probably what's out there in the zeitgeist about most of what people hear about the law of attraction. That's not as much a Jewish concept as the law of reception. And I'm happy to like go into why they're different, but I think that's why, because you know me and because you, you're also really good at spotting if it's like bullshit or if it's real, we come from that same DNA, truly like we're part of the Jewish people. And so there's something about it that feels actually grounded to you.
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