On Finding Our Soul’s Vocation (James Hollis, PhD)
About this episode
Elise Loehnen interviews Jungian analyst James Hollis about finding our soul's vocation.
If you’ve been tuning into July’s special series of sorts, thank you, and I hope you’ve also been enjoying revisiting these conversations from the archives, or maybe you’re discovering them for the first time. Today, we have a big one with Jungian analyst James Hollis, PhD, who is the author of many, many books that are incredibly meaningful to me. And this conversation still lives up to how much I love his work. I actually cried at one point during our chat, which more or less revolves around how we go about finding our soul’s vocation. For the show notes, head to eliseloehnen.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
People in this episode
Host: Elise Loehnen
Guest: James Hollis, PhD
Topics covered
- soul's vocation
- Jungian analysis
- self-discovery
- personal growth
- meaningful work
Keywords
- soul's vocation
- Jungian analysis
- James Hollis
- self improvement
- personal growth
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