A modern woman is anyone who isn’t afraid to question and challenge the status quo and stand up for her rights and others. She is also searching for meaning, purpose and ways to contribute.

Ruby Warrington, my guest today, says that women can thrive when they tune into their own spirituality and aren't afraid to make their own choices.

She’s here to give her insight into how we can unleash this power.

Ruby Warrington is a lifestyle writer with 20+ years’ of experience and a former features editor of the UK Sunday Times Style supplement. She is recognized as a true thought leader in the wellness space and an astute cultural commentator. Ruby is also a publishing consultant and the founder of the self-publishing incubator Numinous Books.

During our conversation, Ruby introduces us to modern spirituality and various tools to tap into our wisdom and feminine power. She also speaks about the importance of making independent choices, including whether or not we choose to have children.

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Interview timestamps:

02:40 ︳Gaining perspective on the social expectations that women face in society and how Ruby’s upbringing changed her outlook
06:30 ︳Ruby explains the term “now-age spirituality” and why it’s relevant
13:40 ︳Dealing with people who questions your beliefs and practices
16:40 ︳How to find spiritual tools that work for us
19:30 ︳What is the divine feminine and how to embrace our inner wilderness
25:00 ︳The importance of acknowledging the needs of mind, body and spirit
27:50 ︳Ruby shares her intention behind writing her new book “Women without Kids”
32:38 ︳Why is there a stigma against women who are childless by choice
36:09 ︳How to navigate conversations with people who question your untraditional choices
46:00 ︳The biological disadvantages women face when it comes to having children