Five years ago in meditation, Rachel Allan (she/her) was given a quest to start the 40 for Tea podcast.
She ignored this guidance for a couple of years, but after finding herself sobbing on the floor with a broken heart, she asked herself what she would most regret in her life if she died today. The answer was not what she expected…. the 40 for Tea podcast.
So as the world went into lockdown, Rachel began this quest of having forty cups of tea and forty conversations with extraordinary humans from around the world.
In the episode, you’ll hear Rachel and I talk about intuition, including how to cultivate it and gather the courage to follow it, as well as the intention and essence behind the 40 for Tea podcast and the key pieces of wisdom that came out of these forty profound conversations.
Beyond the podcast, Rachel is a certified Professional Certified Coach (PCC), specializing in life and leadership innovation and executive coaching. Her work centers on deep listening, presence, and meaningful dialogue, fostering personal insight, authentic connection, and real transformation.
Her passion lies in helping people return to themselves - out of the noise and into clarity, calm, and connection. Nothing is broken, we only remove the friction.
Connect with Rachel Allan at
https://rachallan.com/Get the last place on the Australian 2025 Mental Health Aware Yoga hybrid training on the 12-13th of April at
https://www.mentalhealthawareyoga.com/hybridJoin my Embodied Yoga Nidra workshop in Brisbane on the 26th of April 2025 at
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