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The Lindsey O'Connell Convo - Mindfulness, Meditation, and Finding Your Soul's Purpose

50 min · 19 de may de 2026
portada del episodio The Lindsey O'Connell Convo - Mindfulness, Meditation, and Finding Your Soul's Purpose

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This week the gang gets woo — in the best way. Former colleague and all-around renaissance woman Lindsay O'Connell joins Sip Happens for a deep (breath) dive into meditation, sound healing, oracle cards, and what it actually means to be an intuitive. Lindsay walks us through her journey from Condé Nast conference rooms to crystal singing bowls, shares why meditation is science (not "woo"), demonstrates live card pulls for both hosts, and gives practical micro-step routines anyone can start tomorrow morning — even if you're up all night with a baby.

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