8: Sex And Success With Danielle La Porte

This episode should come with a warning — CAUTION: May ignite burning passion within your soul! Today’s guest is none other than Danielle LaPorte — bestselling author, speaker, entrepreneur, pioneer in the self-help sphere, and all-round goddess.

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Danielle is one of the most deeply thoughtful and wise women I’ve ever met. Her knack of honing in on the truth behind an issue often leaves me breathless when I’m reading her writing, and she drops just as much magic in this episode. (Trust me, this is one episode you’ll want to relisten to again and again.)

Though Danielle is well known for her insights on living with desire, she’s never opened up so much on the topic of conscious sex and sexual energy as she does in this conversation. So buckle up for a soul expanding ride!

In this interview we chat about:

• How sex ties into being successful and why it’s essential to understand this primal part of ourselves (08:28)
• The relationship between sexual energy and creative energy, and how to harness both (09:04)
• Why sex is taboo and why people shy away from it (10:09)
• The difference between sex and making love (12:22)
• How to tap into your sexual energy (even if you don’t have a partner right now) (13:41)
• Why it’s so important to be ‘turned on’ in your life (14:58)
• How to stand in your power (and why this is essential for success) (15:15)
• How sex can be the most enlightened thing you can do… or the least (love her take on this) (17:21)
• How to know when it’s time to exit a relationship (21:28)
• The biggest thing she is working on within herself at the moment (27:10)
• Her spiritual practice and morning routine (33:35)
• The most important things women can do for their health (37:48)
• Plus so much more!

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