In this episode, Monica Wisdom explores the importance of finding an aligned community as part of living a soft, purposeful life. Too often, we stay connected out of history, tradition, or guilt, but not alignment. Monica invites listeners to reflect on the people around them and consider: Are these my people, or just the ones I’ve always known? Through personal stories, cultural insights, and thoughtful critique, this conversation examines how technology, social shifts, and emotional disconnection are shaping our relationships and how we can return to the sacred act of community-building with clarity, care, and gentleness. In This Episode:Why longevity isn’t always the same as alignmentHow nostalgia can keep us stuck in old identitiesWhy community rooted in shared direction, not shared history, matters more than everThe impact of digital culture and the loneliness epidemicHow softness invites reconnection, realignment, and soul-rooted belongingMentioned in This Episode:Our Epidemic of Loneliness and Isolation – U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy (2023)[source] Reframe Your Narrative – Audio WorkshopReconnect with your inner voice and reclaim your truth.[audio workshop]The Soft Life Blueprint JournalA guided journal to help you reflect, align, and live with purpose. [journal] Today’s LifeCode™ Questions:You don't have to walk alone. Your people are your mirror, your medicine, and your momentum. Like this episode?Please forward it to someone who’s been walking with you, or someone you’re ready to walk beside.
