298 - To the Women of #BEYOULive

We are just 12 days out from BE YOU Live!! Tickets are almost sold out! 

We are closing doors for ticket sales on Sunday, October 19th at midnight so don’t wait!

Join Jill for the five-year anniversary of Be YOU - a special in person ALL WOMEN BIG event celebrating 300 episodes of the podcast - on Saturday, October 25th from 1–5 p.m. in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

You’ll get to connect and network with 200 amazing women! The community you didn’t know you had and didn’t realize you needed. Wait till you meet these women.

You’ll get to sit back and let Jill pour into you and you’ll leave with more clarity, confidence and a remembrance of how gifted and glorious you are. 

Thank you to our BE YOU Live Event sponsors: Surack Enterprises, Franklin Electric, The Pearl, Tolon Restaurant, Barret McNagny Law, Wilcox and Associates, Coletech Quality Woodworking, and Waddell & Associates!

Learn more and get tickets at jillherman.com/beyou

Search #BEYOULive on Instagram and Facebook and be sure to use it when sharing online! This event is going to be a coming home to yourself, AND a lot of fun. xoJill

We are getting so close to the upcoming BE YOU event celebrating five years and 300 episodes of the podcast, and this week, Jill is providing listeners with some important details - both reminders and updates - about the event. She stresses that while this episode is primarily for listeners who are definitely going to the event, everyone else is invited to listen as well in case you’re on the fence about whether or not you want to go and/or just want an idea of the energy and atmosphere that will be experienced at the event.

Jill encourages listeners to find ways to seek out the same sense of authenticity, connection, and support that will be present at the event, whether it be through creating your own gatherings or your own social circles, and she stresses that the event is about dropping masks, letting go of competition and comparison, and simply being yourself!

For those who are attending the event, listen in as Jill provides some helpful details, from the event schedule to the dress code (which is essentially no dress code at all). She promises attendees that the event is designed to make them feel safe, seen, and held, without any pressure for vulnerability or deep work beyond what they are comfortable with. She also shares her vision for the event, a place where women can simply be themselves without feeling a need to perform or impress.

Ultimately, Jill invites listeners to fully embrace the opportunity, whether attending the event or finding ways to create a similar experience in your own lives, and she passionately encourages an attitude of openness, surrender, and trust in the process as she promises that the event will be a transformative and literally unique experience!

Jill spends some time this week reflecting on some of the lessons that she has been learning as she plans her upcoming event celebrating 300 episodes of the podcast! She gets into the personal growth that she has experienced via planning this event, acknowledging her tendency to take on too much responsibility and do everything herself, even though this often leads to burnout and resentment.

However, after realizing that she was slipping back into this pattern as she planned the event, Jill had an epiphany - the true lesson was not about her own limitations but about fully surrendering and trusting that the universe will provide what is needed, so rather than trying to force herself to sell every single ticket, Jill has decided to let go and allow the seats to fill organically. She declares that there will be 200 women in that room, and she is going to "dance, breathe, sound bathe" her way to that outcome, rather than grinding and hustling.

Jill also shares that this event is not just for the attendees but is also a gift to herself, acknowledging that she has often put others' needs before her own. She invites listeners who may also struggle with holding too much responsibility to reflect on their own patterns, and consider how they can let go and allow the universe to support them! Enjoy this vulnerable and insightful reflection from Jill this week as we get closer and closer to the big event!

Show Notes:

[1:29] - Jill encourages even those not attending the upcoming event to seek out authentic community.

[4:49] - Jill invites participants to join a WhatsApp group for connection and friendship building prior to the event.

[6:46] - Jill advises women to quiet their minds, set intentions, and tune in to the energy of the event.

[8:42] - Jill encourages being open to unexpected growth and self-trust while releasing control and tendency to compare.

[11:21] - The event will feel safe, genuine, and deeply affirming without forced anyone to be vulnerable.

[13:28] - Jill promises an authentic four-hour experience that's grounded in sincerity and connection.

[16:38] - Listeners are reminded that this is the one and only time in history that this exact event and experience will happen.

[19:42] - Jill promises that no one in the room will feel that they don't belong but warns that she might not be able to individually talk to all attendees after the event.

[22:04] - Jill has felt divinely guided to create the event, referring to it as 'annointed.”

[25:47] Jill shares some logistics such as arrival time, snacks, parking, and tips for maximizing comfort.

[28:10] - It's reiterated there is no dress code; Jill wants attendees to be comfortable!

[30:50] - Be YOU will be one of only 2% of podcasts to make it to 300 episodes!

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