Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled that the video resonated with you. Best of luck transforming your space! 💙

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Thank you! 🙏 Infinite love and gratitude to you ✨❤️

Aw thanks Jase! I decided to speak about it because we all hear about the issues I mentioned, but I never hear what we can practically do about it other than, ‘delete the app’. I think that the it is more nuanced than that. I hope you enjoy the series and please feel free to share with anyone you think would enjoy it 😉💙

Thank you so much for your kind words and for taking the time to share your thoughts! I truly appreciate your openness and self-reflection-it’s so inspiring to see someone willing to examine their own behaviors and grow. We’ve all been there, thinking we’re helping, but it’s amazing how much more impactful our words can be when we’re mindful of how we express them. Your comment means a lot and reminds me why I’m passionate about these conversations. Thank you for being part of this journey toward understanding and inclusivity! 💙

Thank you so much! I’m glad the video resonated with you. 😊 You're absolutely right-intuition has this beautiful way of nudging us toward alignment with our authentic selves. And yes, fear can often feel so real but is ultimately an illusion we need to see through. It’s inspiring when we learn to trust that inner guidance more and recognise when fear is simply trying to hold us back.

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Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm really glad the video had an impact on you. Your journey is important, and I'm grateful to be a part of it!

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm so glad you found the video helpful and that the timing was right for you. Your comment truly means a lot to me, and I'm grateful to know my voice and message brought you some encouragement. Wishing you all the best on your journey-you're not alone in this. 💙

Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m really glad the message resonated with you, especially the part about detachment-it truly is about honouring yourself and your well-being. It sounds like you’re in a powerful place of self-discovery, and I’m so grateful my video could be part of that moment for you. Wishing you strength and clarity on your journey!

Thank you for sharing your journey-it’s inspiring to hear how far you’ve come after enduring so much. Reclaiming your power and feeling great is such a beautiful testament to your resilience and strength. 💙 I’m so glad the video resonated with you. Wishing you continued peace and empowerment as you move forward!

Thank you so much for your kind words! It means a lot to know my voice brings you a sense of calm. Sending warm wishes your way - all the way to Germany! 🇩🇪❤️ Take care of yourself on your journey-you’re not alone.

You're very welcome. I'm so sorry to hear what you've been through, but it’s incredibly powerful that you’ve started recognizing the situation and taking steps to detach. Questioning your reality and sense of self can be such a painful experience, but it’s also where healing begins. Be gentle with yourself during this process-it’s okay to feel uncertain as you rebuild your sense of self. You’re stronger than you realize, and detachment is such a courageous step toward reclaiming your peace and clarity. Sending you lots of support on your journey!

Thanks for sharing and being here - I appreciate you 💙 Boundaries are like Wi-Fi signals; if someone keeps interrupting them, it’s time to hit the ‘disconnect’ button! 🙌

@@MindSoulGrit This is so profound. Thank you.

I'm so glad to hear my videos resonate with you! It's essential to prioritise your well-being; stepping away from situations that no longer serve you is a brave decision. I've been travelling but am back now. I'll be catching up on your videos soon! Take care of yourself!

Thank you so much for sharing that! I’m really glad to hear that part resonated with you. Detachment can be a challenging journey, especially when guilt and anxiety surface-it’s something so many of us experience. Recognizing these emotions is a powerful step toward acceptance and true healing. Keep giving yourself the grace and time to process; each moment of awareness is a sign of growth. Wishing you strength and clarity as you continue your journey.

Hey Jase! Thanks for being here! And yes, as I get older I feel an urge to simplify my life even more. 💙

Thanks for stopping by Jase! I appreciate you. I thought to create this video because many of us, me included sometimes struggle with various things in life. Plus the world that some of us was born no longer exists and we need to continually adapt. That - and all the nuances that follows women our age makes the message even more relevant in my opinion. 💙

Many of us are fed up with being judged by how we look!

Exactly! 🙌

Well put Jase, absolutely! 💯 💙

Indeed, I spend years reprogramming myself to then learn what it meant for me. Not many people actually realise that they are living according to someone else’s script for life.

Oh, Jase, I completely understand your perspective. This issue is challenging for many of us. It saddens me to see how humanity often projects shame onto others and prioritises external appearances. What truly matters is the expression of our Souls and hearts. We all deserve to be valued for who we are! 💙

Totally get where you’re coming from, Jase! It’s a rough ride out there, but we’ve got each other’s backs. 💙

Thank you so much for sharing your experience. I can really relate to that feeling of not quite belonging. I was born in Brazil to an American father, and my personality was always more aligned with his, which led to comments from my mother’s family that I was the 'adopted one.' While they didn’t mean it in a hurtful way, it left me feeling like I didn’t quite fit in. That sense of not belonging, especially when you’re straddling different cultural identities, can feel isolating. Over time, I’ve come to realize that these feelings often arise during major life changes that impact our sense of self, just as you’ve described. Moving to the UK helped me see that navigating these shifts is part of the journey to rebuilding our identity and embracing all parts of who we are, even if it takes time. It’s not always easy, but knowing that we’re not alone in this struggle can be comforting. Thanks again for sharing-I really appreciate the connection.

Thank you so much for watching and for your kind words! I really appreciate it. Your story from the airshow really hit home-it's such a powerful (and frustrating) example of how women's worth is often tied to how we look, even when we're breaking boundaries. It’s exhausting that this narrative persists, especially when we’re achieving incredible things in our own right. It sounds like we’re definitely on the same wavelength, and I agree-there’s so much to unpack and discuss around these topics! 😊

@@MindSoulGrit I think we won’t be able to stop the male gaze in its tracks, but I do think that we can grow the female gaze by supporting each other in our power and performing to that power. I really think it begins with knowing and trusting ourselves and replacing the male gaze with higher version of ourselves and performing to that. The funny thing is that when men do exactly that, they become more attractive to us 🤔 Bit that’s just a generalization because I imagine that men like that prefer women like us, they’re just hard to come by.

I completely agree with you-while we might not be able to stop the male gaze entirely, growing the female gaze and embracing our own power is such a strong way forward. I love the idea of performing to that higher version of ourselves, and it’s so empowering when we stop seeking external validation and instead find it within. And yes, it’s interesting how self-aware, confident men can become more attractive when they embody those same qualities. It’s like the more we stand in our own truth, the more we attract people who are aligned with that energy, even if they’re hard to come by! It’s such a beautiful cycle of mutual empowerment, and I’m grateful we can have these kinds of conversations to uplift and inspire each other. 💪✨

Thank you so much! ❤❤❤

Thank you so much, Jase, for sharing this beautiful quote! I love this quote from Marianne Williamson’s - and it words really resonate with the message of this video. I love how she reminds us that playing small doesn't serve anyone, and that we are meant to shine and uplift others by embracing our full potential. It’s so true that as we liberate ourselves from fear, we inspire others to do the same. Your support and insights always bring such depth to the conversation-I'm so grateful to have you as part of this community! 🌟

I truly appreciate you sharing your personal journey! It’s so inspiring to hear how you’ve broken free from those invisible chains and are now living your best life. That reminder that it’s never too late to dream big and be our authentic selves is something so many women need to hear. Your story will no doubt empower others to step into their full potential. Thank you for always bringing such positivity and encouragement here-it really means the world! 💖

It's interesting how our perspectives change with age. Embracing the invisibility can lead to a deeper sense of self and freedom! 💙

Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts! 🌸 I completely understand that feeling of existential loneliness, especially in midlife when so many of us are going through transitions. It’s a strange paradox, isn’t it? To be surrounded by people but still feel isolated. I agree that speaking openly about it and finding community can really help us feel seen and supported. We all need those spaces where we can share and heal together. Sending you love and strength on your journey. x 💖

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I completely agree; it's amazing how much support we can give each other, even from behind a screen.

Agreed x❤

Exactly! It is so subjective. My moon is in Sagittarius my friend and I love to travel and explore, so I get you. 😘

Thanks for being here, I appreciate you. I think for us women, because of family, culture and society dynamics-tend to be overly cautious when planning a change in life. Simply because of all that is projected on to us. I hope that together we manage to change this by speaking more about it and advocating for ourselves. Together we are so much stronger. Something needs to change. 🙌❤️❤️❤️

@@JasenomadeTV Well said, Jase! 🙌🙏❤️

I love your perspective! It’s so refreshing to hear from someone who views others as colleagues rather than competition. Your approach of referring work to others shows such a strong sense of integrity, and you're right-it’s a powerful way to build long-lasting connections and trust in your business. In a world that often pushes scarcity thinking, it’s inspiring to see how abundance in mindset leads to more meaningful success. And yes, sleeping better at night is a win! 😊 Thanks so much for sharing your insights!

That's fantastic! I'm so happy you enjoyed it. It means a lot to me that you want to keep my video in your playlist! ❤️

I am with you, Jase. I'm a similar age (52), and I think life is too short. We are here to express, experience, create, and evolve. I don't think I can do that without allowing myself to be vulnerable and have deeper connections to life and others. xx

It can be, it is also how we develop meaningful relationships in life.

You're so welcome! ❤️ And thanks for stopping by!

I get it! That in-between feeling can be rough, but you’re doing fantastic work. Just keep pushing through; soon, you’ll feel like you found your centre! It also goes without saying that we are all different and experience autism in our own way; there is no right or wrong way to do anything. Whatever, feels good for you, should be your priority. ❤️

Life passes too quickly if we don't allow ourselves to fully experience it in the way that feels right to us. To me, this does not make any sense. 🥰

So true, Jase! Thanks for sharing. I also experienced that myself with my family and those I considered friends years ago. But I like to believe that, and I am sure you see that too, that these experiences helped us develop discernment concerning those we choose to have in our lives. 💕