Podcasts Education My Divine Life with Jameelah Divine Water Into Wine

Water Into Wine

Published: Sept. 1, 2021, 9 a.m.

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Water Into Wine

On this week\\u2019s episode of divine transformation, we\\u2019re taking inventory of what we already have and turning it into wine. So often, we want new things to help us get to the next level. We are waiting till something happens before we take the next step. What will happen then is that we\\u2019ll get stuck waiting. As always, my interior design analogy works perfectly with this concept as we take inventory of what we already have to better design our own souls. Listen on to find out my tips on making do with what you have, thanking the things that are no longer serving you or bringing your joy, and leveling up. You, too, can live a very fulfilled life.

Show Notes:

[1:01] - Jameelah is currently very fulfilled in her life at the moment and wants to guide us to feel the same.

[1:46] - In interior design, Jameelah takes inventory with clients during a consultation.

[2:49] - When talking about soul design, make sure you are not selling yourself short.

[4:01] - Jameelah\\u2019s design company in the beginning was known to \\u201cturn water into wine,\\u201d by working miracles with small budgets and building their portfolio.

[4:56] - Everything you have right now is enough to take the next step.

[6:11] - Prioritize and plan ahead to avoid being wasteful and risking heartache.

[7:27] - Not only do you have enough but you need to realize that you are enough.

[8:43] - Jameelah admits that at the beginning of her business, she did not feel like she was enough to be the face of her brand.

[10:08] - Take inventory of what you already have and analyze its usefulness.

[11:19] - Don\\u2019t hold on to things you don\\u2019t love just because you spent money on it.

[12:19] - How far can you go with what you already have?

[13:47] - Being authentic means to live your truth and not cover it up.

[15:05] - Jameelah shares a Bible scripture that has stuck with her through the years.


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