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9. Dominique Adara on Nature as a Source of Feminine Power
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In this episode, we talk with life coach and wild woman Dominique Adara.
Our conversation explores:
- Nurturing community through nature and play
- Women gathering in circle (not divided in competition)
- Being undefinable and unfuckwithable
- Practicing radical vulnerability and the importance of crying
- Using your own voice to ground yourself
- Plus weird-ass interests, recommendations, and more!
You can find Dominique Adara’s work on Instagram.
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Questions? Comments? Email us at fulltimeweirdos@gmail.com.
Sound production and editing by Sarah Teresa Cook.
Full-Time Weirdos logo by artist and illustrator Ami Plasse.
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