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Jamie Kern Lima
You're shedding all the things, unraveling all the things and taking your power back.
Julianne Hough
Yeah, it's pretty crazy.
Jamie Kern Lima
And trusting yourself.
Julianne Hough
Yeah. And now I'm like, wow, I really have such a clean slate. Be careful what you ask for, because I did in 2019. I said, I just. I feel like I need a clean slate. And I got it.
Jamie Kern Lima
75% of women deal with imposter syndrome. They look around and they, you know, make decisions by consensus instead of like, maybe I actually know the answer inside. And we do. Have you ever talked about that or shared this?
Julianne Hough
I have not. I'm sitting here being like, wow, I don't have my dogs here, don't have a partner, don't know these people. And I'm like, I've never felt more stable. I've never felt more secure. I've never felt more consistent. I've never felt more loved, and I've never felt more loved by the people around me that I do right now. Pretty cool.
Jamie Kern Lima
It speaks to how whole you are that you can sit at a wedding with your ex husband and his girlfriend and be like, it's so beautiful.
Julianne Hough
It really was.
Jamie Kern Lima
Woo. That's power. That is power.
Julianne Hough
I woke up before my phone even rang. And I knew. And I picked up the phone and my assistant at the time was just like, screaming. I've never had coyotes in my yard. I have gates and everything. And that they went together. One, I'm so grateful they went together. Two, I'm grateful that usually how it happens is very quick and that we got their bodies. But at that time, I was like, oh, that was like, the unraveling of, like, the absolute safety of, like, unconditional love. And I know I'm ready to, like, open my heart and experience what this means on this energy retreat. We talked about soul fragmentation when something really tragic happens and a piece of your soul gets fragmented and it goes with whatever happened. And so for sure, I felt my soul fragmented and that they were still with my girls. And so I did, like, a retrieval of bringing my soul back and also giving their piece of back to them too, because I realized, oh, I'm holding them back also, like, they need to be able to move forward and move on. There was a piece of me that never felt whole in the last few years. And when I did that, I felt very whole after that. And when that happened, I went home and I wrote a song for the book.
Jamie Kern Lima
You wrote it in a way, though, where everyone's going to go on their own hero's journey through it Right.
Julianne Hough
I'll ask myself questions and the answers will just come up so quickly because the wisdom of earth, the wisdom of yourself in being grounded. We all have all the elements.
Jamie Kern Lima
Earth, air, water, fire. And you mentioned your quiz. I took it.
Julianne Hough
You did?
Jamie Kern Lima
I did. I did. Earth was my dominant one.
Julianne Hough
I also want to point out Oprah is very Earth.
Jamie Kern Lima
Yeah. And what you're saying now too is like you're wanting more earth.
Julianne Hough
Yes.
Jamie Kern Lima
Right. So it's interesting how energetically people can just kind of connect or kind of see. How often do you have supernatural experiences? Have you ever seen something happening?
Julianne Hough
I like stood up and my heart opened and my hands like literally went behind me like this and I was like, whoa, I feel so loved. This is God, you know. And so as that happened, I just, my heart started opening. Little God winks, little gifts pop into your life. You're able to receive them and have that trust and that knowing that there is a design and a plan at hand. And when you're open to receiving and trusting and trusting in yourself, trusting in whatever you want to trust in, that it's working for you.
Jamie Kern Lima
The Emmy award winning, two time Dancing with the Stars champion and now host of the show, award winning actress, performer, singer, songwriter, producer, entrepreneur and author of the brand new book, Everything We Never Knew. Julianne Hough. Welcome to the Jamie Kern. Michelle. Before we jump into this episode, I'd love to invite you to join this community to hear more interviews and one on one conversations with me and you to help you truly believe in yourself, trust yourself and know you are enough so that you can become unstoppable in living your best life. All I want you to do is click on the follow or subscribe button on the app that you're listening or watching this episode on. I love your support. It's incredible to see your comments and how many people you're sharing these episodes with. And I'm so grateful to be here with you and I'm excited to go on this journey with you. So thank you for subscribing and following the Jamie kurnlima show. It means so much to me. Who you spend time around is so important as energy is contagious and so is self belief. And I'd love to hang out with you even more, especially if you could use an extra dose of inspiration. Which is exactly why I've created my free Wheel Weekly newsletter that's also a love letter to you delivered straight to your inbox each and every Tuesday morning from me. If you haven't signed up to make sure that you get it each week. Just go to jamiecarnlima.com to make sure you're on the list and you'll get your one on one with Jamie weekly newsletter and get ready to believe in you. If you're tired of hearing the bad news every single day and need some inspiration, some tips, tools, joy and love hitting your inbox. I'm youm Girl. Subscribe at jamie kernlima.com or in the link in the show notes.
Julianne Hough
Jamie Kern Lima is her name. Everybody needs Jamie Kern Lima in their life.
Jamie Kern Lima
Jamie Kern Lima. Jamie, you're so inspiring. Jamie Kern lima. Right now, 75% of women deal with imposter syndrome, especially executive women. They think like, oh, I'm not enough to be in a boardroom on my own. Or they look around and they make decisions by consensus instead of like, what? Maybe I actually know the answer inside.
Julianne Hough
And we do.
Jamie Kern Lima
And we do. And when you talk about putting these people up around you to keep you safe. And I know in your career and in your profession, it's easy for, I would imagine for someone who has had a number one album and hosts one of the best, you know, top rated shows on television and is in a movie with Tom Cruise and all the things to have a lot of people around you. And I, you know, it's funny when I think about friendships often in my life because you really do often learn about people over time and you learn, oh, can they grow with you? And maybe if they don't understand, can they actually just be there for you, Right? And I always think about a quote that Oprah said once where she said, you don't just want friends that ride the limo with you. You want friends that will ride the bus with you when the limo breaks down. And I've found in my life, you kind of always learn who those people are over time. And sometimes they've been there from your childhood, sometimes they're new coming into your life. But I would imagine, you know, in your situation that it's, it's, you're just going to be around naturally a lot of people because you're in the limo, right? So you have other people that are also in the limo and you have all this stuff going on. But when it comes to your career and decisions and, you know, being a star from such a young age, winning, you know, winning dance competitions from such a young age, you know, how has cause you've kind of shared a little bit about the role of your family and your parents and then the role about seeking that protection inside of a marriage and the role of what happens when you go from, you know, that little girl having space to heal to becoming the woman and has this. Have you seen unraveling of relationships also?
Julianne Hough
Absolutely. And I'll never forget it. I was on my way to a wedding and there was something that happened. I landed at the wedding, I had no service and I didn't have my dog there. I don't have a partner that I'm in a relationship with. I was at a wedding where I knew the bride and the groom, no other people at the wedding. And I'm sitting here being like, wow, I don't have my dogs here, don't have a partner, don't know these people. And I'm like, I've never felt more stable. I've never felt more secure, never felt more consistent. I've never felt more loved. And I've never felt more loved by the people around me that I do right now. Pretty cool.
Jamie Kern Lima
It's pretty amazing.
Julianne Hough
Yeah.
Jamie Kern Lima
Because you're shedding all the things, unraveling all the things and taking your power back.
Julianne Hough
Yeah. It's pretty crazy.
Jamie Kern Lima
And trusting yourself.
Julianne Hough
Yeah. And now I'm like, wow, I really have such a clean slate. Be careful what you ask for, because I did in 2019. I said, I just, I feel like I need a clean slate. And I got it. It took about four and a half, five years.
Jamie Kern Lima
But for the person listening who's scared to let something unravel that they know is not right for them, can you explain and share to them what you felt like that day and what you feel like right now?
Julianne Hough
Yeah.
Jamie Kern Lima
Even talking about this did all unravel and some of it really, really sucked. And yet you've never been more whole.
Julianne Hough
You know what's crazy too clearly this is a cycle because last night I told you I went to a wedding. My ex husband was there with his girlfriend and it was so beautiful. It was so beautiful. And. And again, like, I'm in this place where I now feel like I'm just beginning with so much wisdom, with so much insight, with so much compassion and so much empathy and understanding of like, what's possible and having the extreme of, like, will this ever end to, oh my gosh, like, I get to like, literally design and create the life of my dreams and know that every decision I'm going to make is going to be from here and that like, you know, it still doesn't mean it's going to be this perfect life. I don't want a perfect life or whatever perfect means. I Want a full, beautiful, connected, you know, you feel joy because you feel sorrow. You feel, you feel all these things because you have the spectrum to feel it. You have the space to feel it. And that, I think is what we're here to experience is the fullness of life. Not the pieces that just think, you think work, but the expanse of everything. And so, yeah, for people listening, I mean, when you trust yourself, it's so simple, right? But it doesn't mean it's easy and not that. And I don't also have this martyr complex where I'm like, I have to go through hard things in order to feel like I have done enough. But I did. And so now I'm like, cool, I've done hard things. And like, it's just another thing I can do, you know, Like, I don't need to go through hard things, but I went through a lot of hard things. And what we talked about earlier, I don't plan on doing this every 30 years where it's like this, like, long list of things I need to, you know, attack head on versus avoid. Avoid. I don't want to do this. I don't want to do this and not trust myself.
Jamie Kern Lima
It speaks to how whole you are that you can sit at a wedding with your ex husband and his girlfriend and be like, it's so beautiful.
Julianne Hough
It really was.
Jamie Kern Lima
That's power.
Julianne Hough
It was.
Jamie Kern Lima
That is powerful.
Julianne Hough
It was, it was. I. Again, like, it was beautiful. Yeah. And yeah, I don't even have other words because it was beautiful.
Jamie Kern Lima
Almost like, did it sort of transcend the old you that maybe would have had different feelings around friends that didn't evolve with you or your ex's girlfriend or.
Julianne Hough
They're all there.
Jamie Kern Lima
They were all there.
Julianne Hough
They were all there.
Jamie Kern Lima
Yeah. Yeah.
Julianne Hough
And. And again, like, didn't have a partner, nothing. Like just doing my thing. And like, I used to think, I mean, I was a, you know, in a relationship always. And. And so like, that's why, like I said, not having a partner, because I definitely associated that with, like, and by the way, I still do a little bit. Like, I would like to have a partner and build a life with somebody and have a family. And so, you know, that is, that's still like where my heart is open. But I, But I am like, yeah, I'm just. I don't know. I'm content. Which content used to scare the shit out of me, by the way. Being content used to be like death. And now I'm like, I'm so content and doesn't mean I'M not ambitious. I'm very ambitious. But it has a completely different meaning now.
Jamie Kern Lima
Mm.
Julianne Hough
Yeah.
Jamie Kern Lima
So you just shared you do want a partner and you do want to grow family. And are you open to whatever that looks like?
Julianne Hough
Yeah, I am. In fact, people are like, well, what are you looking for? And I was like, I'm a master manifester. I don't want to put out exactly what I think I want because I will get that. And I. There are certain feelings that I want to feel in a relationship.
Jamie Kern Lima
Yeah.
Julianne Hough
And there are certain qualities and values that are important to me that are certain non negotiables in ways, honestly being. Being connected somewhat spiritually and to an awareness and a growth personally, that is very important to me. And. And so that is something that, you know, is on my whatever imaginary list of what's possible. But I want to be living and vibrating in the place of my most authentic self. For that to be what attracts whoever it is versus I'm going to put what I think I want and need out there and then literally force create it.
Jamie Kern Lima
And are you open however the person identifies whether they're a man or woman?
Julianne Hough
Yes. But I will say that I feel as if I am going to be with a man.
Jamie Kern Lima
And how do you. Do you. Are you sure you want kids? You mentioned that as well.
Julianne Hough
Yeah. Which was a big, you know, thing for me also. I have always wanted to be a mother. And then at one point I was like, I don't know if I do. That was one of my questions during that time because I don't know if that was my idea or if it was just what I'd been taught or told. And so that was part of my evolution of asking myself, I don't know if I want to be a mother. Let me sit with this and think if I do. And I've come to realize that I do. And however that shows up, because I don't know, you know, if I will be able to. I have some health things too. And so, like, I also have to surrender and trust and know that whatever's meant to be will present itself in a way and I can get creative to figure out how to do that. Yeah.
Jamie Kern Lima
I've never heard you share about your dogs. Yeah, there's so many people that feel like their pets are their soulmates and they feel connected. And Oprah shared on this show that she is connected to past pets, you know, that and their souls. And I know you shared just a moment ago about part of your unraveling journey and your two dogs and I know you've shared, you know that they're no longer with you. I didn't know it was from coyotes. And have you ever talked about that? Shared this?
Julianne Hough
I have not. And similar to why I haven't really talked about my relationship or my ex husband and our marriage is because those were the two things that were the most sacred to me and I didn't feel like it was ever the right space or that I didn't want to give that to other people. Like that was the thing that I felt like I've given everything that is mine to hold. And so I really was like I don't want to give that to everyone. That's the only thing that I can still hold on to that feels like mine. And with that I also just recently let them go. Meaning so they were killed by coyotes. I wasn't there. I was actually at our friends Rihanna and Morgan. They're getting married and they were getting married and they had their bachelorette party in Tahoe and I had just arrived that night and went to sleep and I woke up before my phone even rang and I knew there's so much.
Jamie Kern Lima
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Julianne Hough
I woke up before my phone even rang. And I knew and I picked up the phone and my assistant at the time was just like screaming and I said, like, where are they? Where are they? Just find their bodies. I just need to find their bodies. Please just mind their bodies. So she did. I called my brother, I called Christie. They all came to the house. I don't even know how I got from Tahoe to la. I blacked out completely. And I was, you know, anybody who knew me knew that they were my kids and, like, went everywhere with them. And so when I got there, they had cleaned them up and they made an altar and I was able to be with them and their bodies at least for like a day and a half before I went and cremated them. And I had friends come over and there was so much love there. My, my family actually did fly out because again, they were my kids. Like, everybody knew it. And there were even conversations like, man, we don't know what's going to happen when the girls eventually pass because, like, they are, they are so close. And so when this happened, it also, it also was a, like a total confirmation also that they had obviously represented unconditional love and the fact that I've never had coyotes in my yard, I have gates and everything. And that they went together. One, I'm so grateful they went together. Two, I'm grateful that usually how it happens is very quick and that we got their bodies. But when I was with them, it was actually a beautiful, beautiful experience. But I would spray lavender on their bodies because after a day and a half, the smell obviously. And so I would spray lavender on them and then we went and cremated them. And my family, my sisters and my brother and my Mom. We were all in the car, and as. As I came out, and I had their, like, collars and little piece of their hair on my. My heart. I was, like, laying in the car, and it was a Tesla, and there was, like, a. You know, the long windshield that's above. And there's the. The song from Gladiator at the very end, when he passes on and he goes into the heavens with his family. That song played. My brother just stopped the car, and the sun was, like, pouring in, and I was, like, totally feeling them, and they were, like, kissing me, and, like, I was with them, and I felt their souls so, so clearly, and that was, like, so beautiful. But at that time, I was like, oh, that was, like, the unraveling of, like, the absolute safety of, like, unconditional love. And I know I'm ready to, like, open my heart and experience what this means. And they served their purpose, and they're able to, like, move forward now. But for the longest time, I'd been holding on to them. I didn't want to let them go. Clearly, what I just said earlier, which was, I don't. I wanted to keep him. And then I did this energy retreat, which I do four times a year. And on this energy retreat, we talked about soul fragmentation when something really tragic happens and a piece of your soul gets fragmented, and it goes with whatever happened. And so, for sure, I felt my soul fragmented and that they were still with my girls. And so I did, like, a retrieval of bringing my soul back and also giving their piece of back to them, too, because I realized, oh, I'm holding them back also, like, they need to be able to move forward and move on. And so I did that soul retrieval. And there was a piece of me that never felt whole in the last few years. And when I did that, I felt very whole after that. And when that happened, I went home and I wrote a song for the book, and it's the water song with grief, and it's called Tiny Oceans, and it's in the book. I don't want to give too much away, but Lexi is the main character's name, and that is the name of my oldest dog, Lexi, who was my soulmate and Harley was my baby. Very different relationships, but in the book, Lexi goes through a loss. And so I wrote this song, obviously, for the book, but very intentionally, about my soul fraction or fragmentation and that loss with my girls and the worst kind of, I think, pain I've ever experienced of grief. And so with that, the song, there's even a line in there called, like, you know, or. It says some memories will always hurt. Like, the smell of lavender. And, like, that obviously will still be there. But it also gives me great joy that they were there and that I was able to be with them during that time, too. So, yeah, so lots of. Lots of, again, pain with. It's like this polarity and this, like, whatever this resistance is that we experience in life. That resistance is what, again, like, gives you that resistance to grow and that friction of something so beautiful and so maybe painful at the same time. But to find the gifts and the miracles in it is, I think, what. Whether it's this book or whatever I do next to create, like, that's the magic that I want to be able to put out into the world.
Jamie Kern Lima
We often hear people talk about the transformation of the caterpillar to the butterfly. And what so many people don't know is. And they use that as, like, oh, I want to go on a journey and transform. And what a lot of people don't know is, like, only one or two out of every 100 caterpillar ever makes it to a butterfly. And when they go through the transformation, like, they completely liquefy inside the cocoon. They don't just go in a cocoon and then have wings and fly out. They, like, completely liquefy, right? And then they emerge through the cocoon. And when they emerge, they're at their most vulnerable state because their wings are wet. They can't fly. Like, when they've gone through that transformation, right, they can't fly yet. And so they don't even know if their wings work. And they're, you know, susceptible to all kinds of things falling to the ground or prey or whatever. And then, of course, you know, when they get to that point, most are able to spread their wings, fly. And there's this illustration of a caterpillar looking at a butterfly saying, you're so beautiful. I want to be like you one day. And then the butterfly is like, oh, but I've been inside of you all along. And when I think about your book, Everything We Never Knew, and the main character, Lexi, which I. Okay, let me just ask you this. Yeah, we can edit this out if you want me to edit that for it. Is Lexi the main character in Everything We Never Knew you.
Julianne Hough
Yes, of course she is. I mean, what, we're the hero of our journey, right? Like, always. And if I'm. If I'm seeing myself in a movie or if I'm seeing myself in a book, I'm seeing myself, you know, and like, the way that I wrote this was my hero's journey for sure. And you wrote it in a way.
Jamie Kern Lima
Though, where everyone's going to go on their own hero's journey. Through it, right? Yes, through it. And that's what I. That's what. And I'm just thinking, because there's a lot of people that are going to be watching this, listening to this, thinking like, okay, well, you know, I want to start a journey, I want to go on one, or how do I go on one? In partnership. And I feel like this book can be a partner for someone right in this journey. And I want to ask you too a couple of great questions about everything we never knew, which is now out into the world and your brand new music that you're releasing to go along with the book. The whole thing is a journey, like an experience. And the four elements, the four elements in the book, can you share? Because one thing that you and I were talking before this and one of the things that you were talking about that I thought was really profound was how getting in, you know, the first, first share the four elements, but also why this is important for everyone listening is like getting in touch with them can actually help you get in touch with yourself.
Julianne Hough
Yes, definitely. So there's so much wisdom in the elements in nature. I mean, this planet, I mean, the water holds memory. You know, the earth is where, you know, it produces life. And the fire can, you know, it can heat you up, it can transform.
Jamie Kern Lima
Take us through the four. For anyone listening who's like, well, wait, what's the four?
Julianne Hough
So earth, fire, water, air, and that earth can give you life. It is the roots of the beginning. There's a lot to do with family and mother and a lot of things there also inner wisdom and deep, deep ancient knowing in water. Water holds memory. It has the ability to be so powerful, it can create a tsunami. But it can also be extremely calm under the surface. If you go deeper, you're actually more in safety than on top of the surface of the chaos, you know, with your emotions as well. Obviously, water is very tied to that. There's also sensuality tied to your water. And especially when you mix the elements of fire and water together to create that steam like that is. There's a sensuality to that that I think we do like, we suppress a lot because, you know, it's taboo or whatever it might be. Fire, you know, it can transform, it can transform, you know, wood into ash. It can create, you know, fire, it can create heat, it can burn and destruct but it can also be something so beautiful. There's all these polarities, by the way, and then air, you know, air is your creativity, your voice speaking up. It also has this, like, divine connection of, you know, grace being able to be poured into you and lift you up and. And so these elements obviously live around us, but they also live within us. And I think that part of Lexi's journey is she gets, like, Mr. Miyagi by her mentor with, you know, meditation and visualization and breathwork, which were all modalities that really helped me connect to myself. But the elements, specifically, we're about going inward. And I think a lot of the times we can go outward and again, go external and see all the things that will help us in our lives. But how do you go inward? And so one of the things that I love to do, and she does here as well, but asking yourself a question by tapping into the element. So I'm going to, like, close my eyes and I'm going to, like, breathe and, like, try to tap into the element of Earth. And I activate all of my senses that way. Like, what does it smell like? What does it taste like? What does it sound like? What does it feel like? And I really try to embody, like, what does it feel like to be connected to Earth? And as that starts to happen, I'll ask myself questions, and the answers will just come up so quickly because the wisdom of Earth, the wisdom of yourself in being grounded. And so that's at least for me. So that is. That is my elemental constitution that I figured out. I created a quiz for people to understand your own elemental constitution. So I'm very water and air. My fire is active as well, but I don't have a lot of Earth in my constitution. And Earth is related to safety, stability, consistency, finances, all these things. And so those were things that were not really part of my constitution. I have to work to feel those things or connect to those things. And so being able to know what is my constitution, what are my balancing factors, where is my strength, where is my magnetism, where do I find my creativity? Adding two elements together creates something different. And so having this quiz, you know, I. And obviously in the book and in Kindergy, the elements just spoke so much to me. And in a way, and in a modality, to help me trust myself and trust my inner wisdom. And some people, like, for me, Earth is the hardest to connect to, but it's the one that gives me the most. Gives me the most certainty and wisdom for me, whereas some people might not Have a lot of water or air. And to be able to know that and then find ways to cultivate that more or balance it more so that you're more of a full spectrum of the elements will just allow you to make really clear decisions and have that knowing and that clarity and the expansion of what's possible.
Jamie Kern Lima
And everyone's all four, just in a different level of balance.
Julianne Hough
We all have all the elements.
Jamie Kern Lima
Earth, air, water, fire. And you mentioned your quiz. So everyone listening or watching can find out what's their constitutional makeup of the four right now. And then reading a little bit more about, you know, what are each of the four in terms of all the different layers in their own life. I know when you go to julianahuff.com and you go to the dropdown menu, you go to everything we never knew. You can take the quiz. I took it.
Julianne Hough
You did?
Jamie Kern Lima
I did, I did. And it just. You were right. It takes like about five minutes. It's. Yeah. Really fast. And I was fascinated that for me, all four were a little bit close, but Earth was the one in the 30s, 30 plus percent. So Earth was my dominant one, and then the rest were less.
Julianne Hough
I also want to point out Oprah is very Earth.
Jamie Kern Lima
Yeah. Well, you know, what is interesting is you were just saying this when you and I met. I felt like we could have talked for hours. Like, we just, like, instantly connect. And what you are saying now, too, is like you're wanting more Earth.
Julianne Hough
Yes.
Jamie Kern Lima
Right. So it's interesting how energetically people can just kind of connect or kind of see.
Julianne Hough
And I think. And to say more to that point, which is, you know, even though I unraveled all the, you know, layers of protection I put into place to protect me.
Jamie Kern Lima
Yeah.
Julianne Hough
And those things were all really great as well, you know, like, they just were coming from a wounded place that the little girl was making that decision. And my current self was not a part of that conversation. So finding your people that balance you is a great thing. You know, like, I mean, the fact that you're Earth and, like, I'm, like, I just feel this connection. You know, you want to bring people into your life that are also all of the elements as well, that balance and nurture. You don't want to be with the same people constantly. Otherwise, you're you, you know, you're just looking at your reflection. Like, it's about give and take and being able to, like, exchange just.
Jamie Kern Lima
And people that help you grow and help you grow. Like, I probably need to grow in air and water, you know, so it's like being like, yeah, around that, which is really good. So, yeah, the quiz is really fascinating and to read about it and then, you know, in the book, everything we never knew, the quiz, the music that goes along with it, it's such a experiential journey. And for everyone listening right now or watching this, what is your hope for them? What would you say to them about what they're going to get out of the book when they get it home or when they listen to it on audio? What is it that they should expect and anticipate? And what journey are they about to walk into when they open that cover?
Julianne Hough
Well, well, I think first of all, thank you for going on this journey. I think one, you know, like I said before, it's a beautiful thing to be able to share and to feel known. So from myself to you, thank you for even wanting to know this book. For you, listening or deciding to go on this, like, journey, it's going to show up however it needs to for you. If you just want an escape and you want to go into this, like, epic adventure of, you know, these heightened supernatural experiences that take you to, you know, a heartfelt place of, you know, watching someone else transform, you're going to get that. But if there is a part of you that starts reading this and you're like, oh, I relate to Lexi or I relate to Holly or I relate to Chloe, you know, like, there are so many beautiful, rich characters that add so many layers and to this story that they're all on different journeys too. So whether you relate to Lexi or not, there might be somebody else that you relate to in this book. And going on this journey, the sensorial experience, we all find different ways to connect to ourself. Not one way is the right way. There is no right or wrong way. So I wanted to give different ways for people to experience the encoded energy of what this journey has been, which is all about transformation, you know, self discovery, trust, and like, absolute knowing of who you are. So you can either hear that through the music, you can read it in the book, you can go take your elemental constitution to see more about you, whatever your language is. I'm hoping that through one of these outlets someone might feel something.
Jamie Kern Lima
I think too, for anyone who feels like, you know, we talked earlier about the whispers, right? You're like a year and a half ahead of time. I had whispers and a lot of people are like, they're whispers and how do I learn to tune into them? Or it can actually transcend all of that in the sense of having supernatural experiences. Right. And I don't want to give away too much from the book, but. But the main character can feel people's emotions and sometimes see things happening in their lives before they happen. And I think a lot of people, if they ever have any of those experiences in their life, whether they get whispers or maybe they feel like they're having a supernatural experience, or they're connecting with another soul, or they're connecting with a soul who's no longer on Earth or any of those things. It is such a through line in this book, right. About what do you do when you have that happen? And for you and your. So that's one thing. Anyone who's ever, like, had any type of an experience like that. I think that this book will be really exciting and really. And really will really speak to you. And also, you know, when I wrote Worthy, and also with everything we never knew, I think there's certain books that you can read them once, and then you have this experience, and then you might read it a second time six months later. And you've actually. You've grown. So you're now a different person. Right. And then you actually have a different experience reading it then. And I think what's so beautiful about the unraveling and about learning to step into your authentic power and trust yourself and all those things, is it's a lifelong journey. And so this book. And I know there's a part two coming you shared, but it's just such a. I feel like it's something that so many people who are on that journey will connect to and see their own kind of story through. Like you said, some of the different characters in your life do you know, just to ask this question, because if I don't ask this, gotta ask this, gotta ask this. You know, how often do you have supernatural experiences? Have you ever seen something happening? You mentioned earlier the dog and the number 12. Do you ever have conversations with a friend or a person at the grocery store or. And you actually see things happening in their future that haven't happened yet.
Julianne Hough
So I Back to the expansion and contraction thing. That was a massive activation that happened in December of 2017. And it was very consistent until about. Until my dogs died. Yeah. And I closed my heart. And that was. And that was, like, my experience. It was very consistent. I was starting to see color around different people. I. You know, there was this one meditation that I was in, and it was. There was like, probably like, I don't know, 200 people in this meditation. And there was this Woman who I had only met one other time. And we didn't know each other really. It was just an interaction. And she was like maybe three or four rows in front of me. And I was having a sensorial experience where. And this is where this really came from. The idea of like taking this experience and really making it about this book. I was in this meditation and I had this overwhelming feeling that I was in Europe, somewhere in Europe. And I started smelling mold. And then I felt my hair was wet and I. And I felt like I was about, I don't know, between like three and five years old. I wasn't sure, but I was like, oh, I'm really young. And I just felt this massive amount of abandonment from my father. And I was feeling this, and I was like, this doesn't feel like mine. I don't, I don't. And this was one of my first experiences feeling this. So I was like, I don't. I don't know what I'm feeling right now. This doesn't feel like mine, but this feels so real. And then all of a sudden I like stood up and my heart opened and my hands like literally went behind me like this. And I was like, whoa, I feel so loved by my dad. I, like, sat down. I like felt, you know, the rest of the meditation go through. It was only like a 10 minute meditation. And I came back to the room and I just knew that it was this woman. And so I went up to her and I said, would you mind sharing with me what your experience was? Just then she goes, it was really profound. She's like, I had this memory of when I was 5 years old and I was living in Copenhagen with my parents and my mom was at the hospital having my little brother, and we were rushing to go to the hospital. And I just remember my dad was blow drying my hair and we were rushing out because it was cold outside. He didn't want me to catch cold. And when I got to the hospital, he just left me in the waiting room. And I just remember waiting there forever. And I've always felt my whole life that I've been abandoned because when my brother was born, he has autism. And I just felt like my parents forgot about me at that moment. That was like the end of me ever feeling like I was a priority to my dad especially. And she goes, and then the craziest thing happened. All of a sudden I just stood up and my heart opened and my hands went behind me and I felt so much love from my father. And I was like, what the f. I was like, that is wild. Obviously, I didn't have those details within this experience, but I was having the senses and I was connecting to what the feelings were. And so that was like the opening and, like, the activation of whoa. This. That was a oneness experience that I just had with someone, and that's possible. Like, whoa. And so that started happening. I remember just feeling massive amounts of energy in my hands and, like, the energy would move through my body and to the point where, you know, I've done, you know, energy work now for about 10 years. And just recently I, you know, was in a, like, energetic state. And all of a sudden I started just doing mudras out of nowhere and, like, positions I've. I've never read about or connected to, but I was doing these hand positions. And. And that's how people channeled, you know, these yogis, you know, in Eastern cultures, they would channel these. These positions in yoga. And so that was just happening recently. I was channeling these. These positions and not unique ones, ones that have existed for ancient, you know, times. And so there is like a. There's definitely like a. An opening again because I think my heart opened, but that shut down. And I think because I associated this transformation with so much pain, I almost was a little, like, angry at it. And so I just kind of shut it down. And I remember it was back in, like, April, and I was like, you need to trust again and you need to open your heart again. And that did not destroy your life. This changed your life, you know, and, like, this is. And not that it, like the supernatural experiences, but the trusting and the knowing and the creating of the space. This is. This is. This is God, you know, and so as that happened, I just. My heart started opening. The soul fragmentation came back, you know, and all of a sudden things are starting to be more clear again. Yeah.
Jamie Kern Lima
And your heart's open.
Julianne Hough
Yes, heart is open. Little God winks, little gifts pop into your life. You're able to receive them and have that trust and that knowing that there is a. There is a design and a plan at hand. And you're. When you're open to receiving and trusting and trusting in yourself, trusting in whatever you want to trust in, that it's working for you.
Jamie Kern Lima
So powerful, so beautiful for everyone listening and watching, who wants to grab the new music and do kinergy and all the things and of course, get everything we never knew and take the quiz. Where's the best place for everyone to go to find everything Julianne has?
Julianne Hough
I would go to my website juliannehuff.com and I just launched that too. Like, all these amazing things are kind of just happening at the same time. The book will be there, the music will be there, the quiz will be there. There are links to go and take Kinergy. Like I said before, there's just. There's my through line in this season of life and this next chapter, and not just a chapter, but like this next, you know, forever of my life. I really just. I want a storytell, but I want the through line to be of transformation and connection to self and healing. And that can be through so many different mediums. It can be through music, through books, through media, entertainment, through Kinergy, through, you know, what products, whatever, like, whatever it is. Like, that is my. That is my true north, My, my, my thread of what I want to put into the world. So I, you know, whoever feels the urge or is aligned or it resonates with you can find all of that stuff at my website.
Jamie Kern Lima
And I feel like we know. I feel like, you know, anyone listening, if you feel that whisper of like, oh, something about this is for me, that's how you know. And then you trust it. You know, one step at a time, one book at a time, or song at a time or a quiz at a time. So I prepared so much for this and yet have not looked at a single question the entire interview. But what I do want to do is close on a quote from you because I think for anybody listening who is in that season of unraveling or about to be or is going to start making the decision to trust themselves one step at a time. And I just, I love this. You say, you know, the me of a few years ago would have been like, I blew up my whole life. But the me of today is like, my whole life is ahead of me. And that is so beautiful and powerful. And for everyone listening, their whole life is ahead of them. Does not matter their age doesn't matter what they're unraveling right now. Like, that's just such a beautiful perspective. So thank you so much.
Julianne Hough
Thank you for creating this space. Thank you for allowing me to come into this space and share things in a real vulnerable space. You gave me the courage to be able to share with everybody listening which is the person that I want to be.
Jamie Kern Lima
If you love today's episode two, my only ask is that you click the follow or subscribe button for the show on your app and give it a rating or review and then share this episode with everyone you believe in. Share it with another person in your life who could benefit from it, post it and share it with others online or in your community who just might need the words and tools and lessons in this episode today. You never know whose life you're meant to change today by sharing this episode. And thank you so much for joining me today. And before you go, I want to share some words with you that couldn't be more true. You right now, exactly as you are, are enough and fully worthy. You're worthy of your greatest hopes, your wildest dreams and all the unconditional love in the world. And it's an honor to welcome you to each and every episode of the Jamie Kern Lima show here. I hope you'll come as you are and heal where you need, blossom what you choose, journey toward your calling and stay as long as you like because you belong here. You are worthy. You are loved. You are love. I love you and I can't wait to join you on the next episode of the Jamie Kern Lima Show. Do you struggle with negative self talk? Living with a constant mental narrative that that you're not good enough is exhausting. I know because I spent most of my life in that habit. The words you say to yourself about yourself are so powerful and when you learn to take control over your self talk, it's life changing and I wanted to give you a free resource that I created for you if this is something that could benefit your Life. It's called 5 Ways to Overcome Negative Self Talk and Build self Love. And it's a free how to guide to overcome that negative self talk to build confidence and develop unshakable self love so that you can dream big and keep going in the pursuit of your goals. Don't let self sabotaging thoughts hinder your progress any longer. It's time to rewrite the script of your life, one filled with self love resilience and unwavering belief. If you're ready to take charge of your narrative, build unwavering confidence and empower yourself to persevere on the path to your dreams. You can grab your free guide to Stop Overthinking and learn to trust yourself@jimiecarnlima.com resources or click the link in the show notes below. Who you spend time around is so important as energy is contagious and so is self belief. And I'd love to hang out with you even more, especially if you could use an extra dose of inspiration. Which is exactly why I've created my free weekly newsletter that's also a love letter to you delivered straight to your inbox from me. If you haven't signed up to make sure that you get it each week, just go to jamiecarnlima.com to make sure you're on the list and you'll get your one on one with Jamie weekly newsletter and get ready to believe in you. If you're tired of hearing the bad news every single day and need some inspiration, some tips, tools, joy and love hitting your inbox, I'm your girl. Subscribe@jamiecurnlima.com or in the link in the show Notes. I am so excited for this book. You know why?
Julianne Hough
Because it's going to save.
Jamie Kern Lima
So it's gonna save Were the your new beautiful book worthy?
Julianne Hough
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Jamie Kern Lima
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Julianne Hough
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Jamie Kern Lima
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Julianne Hough
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Jamie Kern Lima
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Julianne Hough
It's powerful. It's happening.
Jamie Kern Lima
It's Imagine. What would you do if you fully believed in you? I went from struggling waitress facing nonstop rejection to founder of IT Cosmetics, a billion dollar company by learning how to overcome self doubt and believe I am worthy of my hopes and dreams. And I'm sharing how you can too in my new book Worthy how to believe you are enough and transform your life. If you're ready to truly trust yourself and break through that barrier of self doubt and know that where you come from or even where you are right now doesn't determine where you're going, then worthy is for you. It's time to go from doubting you're enough to knowing you're enough. It's time to step into all of who you are and into the person you were born to be. And it's time to believe that you are worthy of it. Because in life we don't become what we want, we become what we believe we're worthy of. Join the Worthy movement today by grabbing your copy of Worthy Anywhere books are sold. Then head to worthybook.com now for free gifts including my five course on becoming unstoppable and my 95 page worthy workbook action plan that teaches you how to implement the tools from the book into your real life. Right now. Worthy is groundbreaking. Yo Worthy.
Julianne Hough
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Jamie Kern Lima
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Julianne Hough
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Jamie Kern Lima
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Julianne Hough
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Jamie Kern Lima
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Podcast Summary: "Julianne Hough: From 'Unraveling' To Stepping Into Your Power & Rebuilding Your Best Life! Pt 3"
The Jamie Kern Lima Show features an inspiring and deeply personal conversation between host Jamie Kern Lima and multi-talented performer Julianne Hough. In this third installment of their dialogue, Julianne delves into her journey of self-discovery, healing, and empowerment, offering listeners profound insights into overcoming adversity and embracing one's authentic self.
Julianne Hough begins by sharing her transformative experience of seeking a "clean slate." Reflecting on a pivotal moment in 2019, she states:
"I just feel like I need a clean slate. And I got it." [00:08]
This decision led her to shed past burdens and reclaim her personal power. Jamie Kern Lima highlights a common struggle among women:
"75% of women deal with imposter syndrome... making decisions by consensus instead of trusting their inner knowledge." [00:22]
Julianne resonates with this, emphasizing her newfound stability and self-love despite previous challenges:
"I've never felt more stable. I've never felt more secure... more loved by the people around me." [00:40]
A significant portion of the conversation centers on Julianne's profound personal losses—the passing of her beloved dogs. She recounts the emotional turmoil and subsequent healing process:
"It was the unraveling of the absolute safety of unconditional love... I did a retrieval of bringing my soul back." [02:54]
Julianne introduces the concept of soul fragmentation, explaining how tragedies can split one's soul and the importance of reintegrating these fragments to attain wholeness.
Julianne discusses the integral role of the four elements—Earth, Air, Water, and Fire—in her book, Everything We Never Knew. She elaborates on how each element represents different aspects of human experience and personal growth:
Jamie Kern Lima shares her experience taking Julianne's quiz, discovering her dominance in the Earth element:
"Earth was my dominant one." [37:35]
Julianne opens up about her supernatural experiences, illustrating her deepened connection to herself and others. She narrates a poignant moment during a meditation session:
"I just stood up and my heart opened and my hands like literally went behind me... I feel so loved." [45:26]
This experience not only strengthened her belief in a higher design but also enhanced her empathy and understanding, enabling her to connect profoundly with others.
Julianne introduces her new book, Everything We Never Knew, describing it as a hero's journey that allows readers to embark on their own paths of self-discovery and transformation. She emphasizes the book's multifaceted approach, blending storytelling with personal growth tools:
"The main character, Lexi... it's the hero's journey... transformation, self-discovery, trust, and knowing who you are." [29:07]
She encourages listeners to engage with her work through various mediums—books, music, quizzes—aiming to offer diverse pathways for personal healing and empowerment.
Throughout the episode, both Julianne and Jamie advocate for the importance of community and ongoing personal development. Julianne shares her vision for fostering transformation and connection through her website and various projects:
"Whatever products, whatever it is... that is my true north... transformation and connection to self and healing." [53:33]
Jamie Kern Lima reinforces this by inviting listeners to join her community, subscribe to newsletters, and engage with resources designed to build self-worth and resilience.
The episode culminates with Julianne affirming the transformative power of her experiences and the tools she offers through her book and other projects. She expresses gratitude for the supportive space created by Jamie, enabling her to share her vulnerabilities and strengths.
Jamie Kern Lima wraps up by reinforcing the episode's core message:
"You right now, exactly as you are, are enough and fully worthy." [54:57]
Listeners are left with a powerful reminder of their inherent worth and the potential to overcome self-doubt, inspired by Julianne's candid and heartfelt narrative.
This episode serves as a beacon of hope and a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. Julianne Hough's openness about her struggles and triumphs provides listeners with valuable lessons on trusting oneself, embracing change, and nurturing unshakable self-worth.