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Don't Step on the Bluebells

Don't Step on the Bluebells

著者: Amanda Parker
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Join Amanda Parker — Transformation Coach and Intuition Guide — on a journey of spiritual transformation and healing. Each episode features enlightening conversations with healers, shamans, mystics, and medicine people from across the world.

Listen as they share their wildest healing journeys, the ancient wisdom behind their practices, and how they help people just like you change their lives.

Don't Step on the Bluebells is a fortnightly podcast exploring:


• Spiritual awakening and personal growth
• Energy healing and holistic healing practices
• Intuition and self-discovery
• Finding your purpose and trusting your path


Whether you're curious about spiritual practitioners, seeking practical tools for transformation, or going through your own awakening — this podcast is your guide.

Amanda's insights and the shared wisdom of her guests offer strategies for embracing courage, building confidence, and honing your intuition. Learn out-of-the-box approaches that actually work, demystify alternative healing practices, and start your own path to a happier, more fulfilling life.

Hit subscribe and begin your journey today.

© 2026 Courage Factory Ltd
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  • The Rooms You Don't Belong In (#073)
    2026/10/08

    Amanda left a room full of women she admires and called her husband in a rage.

    It made no sense. She'd chosen to be there. She'd paid for the ticket. Every woman who had stood on that stage that day was doing something she genuinely admired. And she spent the whole afternoon getting angrier and angrier, until she ended up outside a hotel in Shoreditch on the phone, shaking.

    It took her a while to understand what the anger was actually about. It wasn't the speakers. It was sitting in the audience as a consumer when she knew she could be the one sharing her own wisdom.

    Then came the dinner. A private dining room, best-selling authors, founders running million-dollar businesses, a wellness influencer with a million followers sitting across from her. The only empty seat was next to her mentor. And Amanda's first thought was that she wasn't supposed to be in that room at all. Her second thought was the one that changed the night: how many times in her life has she felt exactly this?

    This episode is about the gap between who you've actually become and the story you're still telling about yourself. Amanda traces the whole thread back, from picking up a book about angels and stumbling onto the mentor she almost didn't sign with, to the mastermind calls she nearly skipped week after week, to the strangers on Instagram who slowly became friends. She's honest about the resistance, the money stories, the fear of looking stupid, and the lifelong habit of wanting to appear more accomplished than she felt.

    If you've ever walked into a space and quietly decided you didn't belong there, this one is for you. Because the invitation isn't to wait until you're ready. It's to go looking for those rooms on purpose, sit down at the table, and let yourself be exactly where you are.

    How to Get in Touch:

    • Inner Authority Gameplan: https://www.amandaparker.co/gameplan
    • Website: https://www.amandaparker.co/
    • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amandaparker.co/
    • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amandamparker/
    • Substack: https://substack.com/@theamandaparker

    Ready to go deeper on your path?

    1. Get this episode's full Show Notes with key takeaways, quotes, and resources
    2. Start with the Inner Authority Gameplan — a £9 guided experience to cut through the noise and hear your own inner voice
    3. Subscribe to Amanda's Saturday Email for insights and essays on inner authority, intuition, and the art of trusting yourself
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    19 分
  • When Great Expectations are Unfulfilled (#072)
    2026/09/24

    Someone I admired once told me I was going to win a lot of awards. She meant it as a gift. And for years afterward, every award season that passed without my name in it, some part of me quietly registered it as a shortfall. Even though winning awards had never been my dream to begin with. It was hers, transposed onto me.

    This is what happens when other people dream big things for us. On the surface it feels like love. Underneath, it can start to shape a life we never actually chose.

    In this solo episode, I draw on Charles Dickens' Great Expectations (by way of an Eddie Izzard one-man show in London) to look at what it does to us when we live inside someone else's vision of who we're supposed to become. I share the story behind that award prediction, and another moment years later when a coach told me to triple my prices and left me paralyzed for six months. Well-meant advice. Real cost.

    I also turn the mirror the other way. How easily we do this to the people we love. Projecting our own unfulfilled dreams onto our children, our partners, our clients, our friends. Meaning well, and creating a weight they never asked to carry.

    The invitation is to come back to your own center. To trust that you are naturally creative, resourceful, and whole. And that the dreams you actually have today, right now, are already enough.

    How to Get in Touch:

    • Inner Authority Gameplan: https://www.amandaparker.co/gameplan
    • Website: https://www.amandaparker.co/
    • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amandaparker.co/
    • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amandamparker/
    • Substack: https://substack.com/@theamandaparker

    Ready to go deeper on your path?

    1. Get this episode's full Show Notes with key takeaways, quotes, and resources
    2. Start with the Inner Authority Gameplan — a £9 guided experience to cut through the noise and hear your own inner voice
    3. Subscribe to Amanda's Saturday Email for insights and essays on inner authority, intuition, and the art of trusting yourself
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    19 分
  • Dr. Mandy Lehto on Why You Never Feel Like Enough (#071)
    2026/09/10

    What if the thing you've been chasing your whole life — the promotion, the book deal, the perfectly executed healing journey — was never going to make you feel enough? Dr. Mandy Lehto spent most of her forties crashed out in burnout, forced into a reckoning with everything she'd been trying to outrun. In this profound and often funny conversation, she shares what she found on the other side: not a 10-step plan, but a completely different relationship with worth, rest, and what it means to be whole.

    Mandy defines enoughness as the felt sense of our worth — something that comes and goes like weather — and exposes the "insidious" pursuit of more that keeps high achievers on a hedonic treadmill she calls "nexting." She's disarmingly honest about her own attempts to win at healing: flying 12 hours to sit with an elite coach in Arizona, executing nutrition plans with A-star perfection, collecting retreats and modalities — only to be told, "Nobody is coming to save you, Mandy."

    The conversation deepens into the territory most of us avoid: why rest feels like falling behind, why high achievers can endure enormous productive discomfort but crumble in the unproductive kind, and how sitting with her dying mother stripped purpose down to something as small — and as big as the universe — as kindness and compassion.

    Whether you're a healer, a coach, or a recovering overachiever, this episode will hold up a mirror. And it just might give you permission to stop running.

    How to Get in Touch:

    • Website: https://mandylehto.com/
    • Podcast: https://mandylehto.com/enough-the-podcast/
    • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mandylehto/

    Ready to go deeper on your path?

    1. Get this episode's full Show Notes with key takeaways, quotes, and resources
    2. Start with the Inner Authority Gameplan — a £9 guided experience to cut through the noise and hear your own inner voice
    3. Subscribe to Amanda's Saturday Email for insights and essays on inner authority, intuition, and the art of trusting yourself
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    57 分
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