Episode 37
How to Become the Woman You’ve Always Wanted to Be
Welcome back to The S.O.F.T. Method™ Podcast, in this week’s episode, we’re diving into a feel-good, soul-anchoring topic: how to become the woman you’ve always wanted to be, not by hustling or over-functioning, but by gently shifting how you think, move, and show up each day.
If you’ve ever seen her, that dream version of you who feels grounded, radiant, magnetic, and free. Wondering how to close the gap between who you are and who you’re becoming… this episode is your permission slip to start now. 🌸
✨ What You’ll Hear in This Episode:
- Why you should start with her energy, not just her income or lifestyle
- How small daily habits shape your identity
- My current night routine that helps me feel like her
- A bold story of saying yes to a big music festival and facing my fear of crowds
- The 3 R’s: Romanticize, Ritualize, Realize—your tools to embody her now
- A reminder that your glow-up doesn’t have to be loud—it just has to be true
- Plus, a special invitation to explore something I created just for this season of your life
🛍 Mentioned in This Episode:
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- A clarity journal + mindset shifts
- A vision mapping workbook
- Gentle soul-work exercises
- Mini masterclasses to help you reconnect with the woman you're becoming
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💖 Journal Prompt from this Episode:
What does living like her look like in the middle of an ordinary week?
🫶🏽 Let’s Connect:
If this episode gave you an “aha!” moment or a soft nudge to realign with your next level, I’d love to hear from you.
📸 Screenshot and tag me @deandrajalisa with your biggest takeaway or the habit you’re going to start this week.
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