Change can feel like a threat, but what if the crossroads in front of you is a divine invitation?
We sit down with Dr. Sue McCreadie—pediatrician, coach, and luminous truth-teller—to unpack how fear, doubt, and the illusion of control keep us looping old stories and how alignment can transform pain into purpose.
Her story begins with a conversation she avoided for years: asking her mom about being “the mistake.” What followed was a heart-opening exchange that replaced guesswork with truth and rewired a lifetime of limiting beliefs.
From there, we dig into a simple but powerful framework: awareness, alignment, action. Dr. Sue shows how alignment bridges the gap we often ignore—getting your head and heart on the same team before you move.
We explore practical ways to achieve alignment through journaling, meditation, and everyday moments of stillness that tap into the subconscious.
Then comes the question that changes the room: What would love do? It’s a pattern interrupt, a compass under pressure, and a challenge to the ego when forgiveness, patience, or a courageous step is required.
Dr. Sue also shares a tender chapter of recurrent miscarriage and how that loss redirected her medical practice toward root causes that now help hundreds of children. We talk about midlife transitions—relationships shifting, careers evolving, identities expanding—and how to follow breadcrumbs toward a calling, even after false starts. Expect grounded tools you can use today: the healing pause to stop reactivity, the journaling prompts that clarify intention, and the small next step that matches your values. If you’re standing at a threshold and wondering how to move with grace, this conversation lights the way.
To connect and work with Dr. Sue McCreadie, go to her website at: www.drsuemccreadie.com
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Transcript:
SPEAKER_00:
If you’ve ever struggled with fear, doubt, or worry and wondering what your true purpose was all about, then this podcast is for you. In this show, your host, Sylvia Warsham, will interview elite experts and ordinary people that have created extraordinary lives. So here’s your host, Sylvia Warsham.
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SPEAKER_02:
Hey Lightbrunners, it’s Sylvia Warsham. Welcome to Release Out Reveal Purpose. And today is Dr. Sue McCready. And for the rest of the interview, I’m going to be calling her Dr. Sue because I think she’s got such a beautiful, vibrant energy. She is so humble in her approach. And sometimes when we see MD, we don’t think humility. But there are some that are out there who are out there. And she’s a pediatrician in training, but she’s so much more than that. She is someone that when I read her profile, I was blown away because I thought God’s timing is perfect. A lot of the questions I had been asking, a lot of the way she answered the questions that I asked on Callend Lee, answered those questions. So without further ado, Dr. Sue, thank you so much for joining us on WhatsApp Reveal Purpose.
SPEAKER_01:
Thank you so much for having me, Sylvia. I know this is going to be fun. Snap, snap. We’re going to cover a lot, I can tell.
SPEAKER_02:
Well, there’s so much alignment in what we’re good, what you’re going to be discussing because how you answered, uh, how do you guide women through crossroads? And your answer was so perfect. You said crossroads are a divine invitation. My goodness, I was so jam-packed full of wisdom. Most people don’t realize that change is actually an opportunity that God invites us to shift the lens of our life from the people we became because of the circumstances that we encountered in our life, our traumas, our significant emotional events that we had no control over that happened to us when we were little kids, or, you know, we start wanting to have a child and we have miscarriages like Dr. Sue will talk about later on in the podcast. You’re thinking a lot of people would get stuck in those painful chapters and change would horrify them, and they would just want to stay in their comfort zone, and or what my husband very poignantly calls your misery zone, because you’re miserable in that comfort zone. You’re miserable, that’s not fun to be there. But because can control our circumstances. But we we all know, having gone past a pandemic, that control is truly an illusion of the mind, just like perfectionism is.
SPEAKER_01:
It did. And you know, it was really cool because I was prompted through a personal development leadership program that I was in at the time to have what I call a connected conversation. And I it’s one of those conversations where you’re like, I really know I need to have this conversation. I’ve never had it because I’m scared or it’s uncomfy or whatever. And I chose to have this conversation with my mom. And it was really one of the most transformational conversations I’ve ever had. And, you know, I was very intentional with it, and that was the issue that I was bringing up. Like, hey, mom, here’s the thing. Like, I’ve heard all of my life that I was the oops baby, that I was the mistake, right? And nobody ever said it it’s not true, and nobody ever said it was true. It just went into this mushy middle, right? And so it was so beautiful, Sylvia, to like lean in and share all my feels, including like everything that I made up to be true about that. Like, because I’m a news baby, I made up like you don’t care about me, like I’m an annoyance, like I’m more work than anything else. Like you’d rather be working than be home with me. Like, I made up all these things for a long time. And then to share this with her, right? And then her lean in and share her side of the story, which was really a transformation. It was it was something I’d never heard before about where she was at that time and what she was leaning into when she went back to school to help another member of the family. And all of this, I was like, whoa, who knew? I didn’t know that was going on. And it was such a beautiful healing conversation. I’m so grateful that we’ve had because at the time of the recording now, like now, like I you can’t verbally talk because of her disease process. Like, we can’t verbally exchange like that. So I’m so grateful that I got out of my comfort zone and uh had this vulnerable connected conversation with mama because like she shared with me her side, and that’s been really, really healing. So I think that’s all part of like my transformational journey too, is just owning like I’m here on purpose. Right. I had to flip that from like I’m a mistake to actually God wanted me and I’m here on purpose. Like I came through then not even intending that I came through. I was like, ooh, I’m here, right? And their belief is of course we’re here to provide for you, and you know, and she shared something that still makes me feel like, oh, like she’s like, now every time dad or I look at you, we just think, look at her, you know, like how could we ever not have you know said no to this, right? So I think it was just such a beautiful flip on the whole story um for me to like totally accept that and own that.
SPEAKER_02:
I do think it’s important to note uh the courage it took for you to have that conversation because we you and I both know because we’ve experienced this, but not everybody has that fear that surrounds these conversations because you don’t know what’s gonna be on the other side of it. The fear of the unknown is a very big fear out there, aside from the fear of public speaking. I think it’s like among the top. When I interviewed a bunch of people for the book, men and women, I was like, what’s the biggest fear? As change is concerned and fear of the unknown. I’ve had girlfriends that I’ve empowered or tried to empower to have those talks with their parents about these situations, these beliefs that they’ve believed for so long. And some of them, I don’t want to rock the boat, I don’t want to hurt my father’s feelings, I don’t want to, I said, but you’re I get all that, but do you understand that the beliefs that you’re carrying around, you’re projecting, and your kid is paying for that belief, and that they’ve never considered that piece. I also said, your father may need closure on this. And if you’re being prompted to speak to your father about this, this is God encouraging you to not be afraid, for He is with you, He’s also with your father to receive this information from you, and in doing so, both people are getting closure and closer and possibly closer because you and I both know that the mind, in as powerful as it is, will bridge the gap with the limited knowledge it has, because it cannot leave a gap open like that. And so in your case, it bridged it with all these beliefs that were not true, they were lies that your mind said, Well, this probably happened because of X, Y, and Z. And so it bridged that gap, and then for decades you believe this stuff to be true. Then you have the honest conversation with your mom, and she shares the other side of it. And now you’re like, oh my goodness, that doesn’t make sense now. And that’s where logic can come in. The conscious ability, the mind can then come in and start to help the subconscious heal all that, all that feel, all those things that were all kind of tied together, all those neural pathways now are like, nope, that doesn’t make sense anymore. And you start creating new neural pathways in your brain that give new belief systems a place, right? And medically speaking, I think it’s powerful that you um took that initiative to do that. Step number one, I think. It’s also action to that in response to that awareness piece. You knew that this was something you needed to do. Was it something that you felt God was leading you to do? Like that’s the thing.
SPEAKER_01:
I think in between awareness and what I call awareness and activate, which is like the action, there is alignment, right? Getting an alignment with it. And so I think that’s why a lot of people don’t get into action, like they know they should have, could have, would have, right? Like they want to, but they’re not working the alignment. So my alignment was with source, my alignment was with God, my alignment was with love, my alignment was with I want mom and I to grow closer. I want this to not be in between us, you know, ever again. And so, because part of that whole thing, it’s really interesting, like once you really get into this self-development and see what that was causing, is it’s causing lots of times, and I can speak only for myself, you build a wall. You well, I’m gonna protect myself, you know, like and and that is a form of separation, which to me is not of God. Separation is of union. So um, yeah, so that was my that’s what really got me into action is alignment. Alignment to say, this is my intention, this is why I’m here. I got my head and my heart like aligned and moving forward towards the intention of us growing closer. And that really grounded the conversation.
SPEAKER_02:
Tell me more about that alignment piece because sometimes when we speak in general terms, people can, because of their lens being cloudy and trauma, they will reflect what you’re saying and not really know what those steps are. So come and guide us a little bit on that alignment piece, as you understand.
SPEAKER_01:
Okay. I think you can get there a lot of different ways. Alignment in essence is really opening up your heart just to a new perspective, right? Is kind of how I think about it. And you can get there a lot of different ways. At this time, I think honestly, how I got there was just through journaling about my greater intention. Like, why do I want to do this? And looking at all the things that all the pain that this has potentially cost me, all these limiting beliefs of what this has created in my life, and that I was no longer willing to do that anymore. Right. So that sort of awareness almost just looked like journaling or having an honest conversation with myself. Um, I think alignment also can come wherever you can tap into the subconscious. So you could tap into that driving. Like if you know, when whenever you’re just driving on auto and you know how to get there, but you’re like, wait, how did I get there? Like you were out. Like you are in another space. Those are great places. Or staring at a tree or a cloud, or you know, going into a meditation, a deep meditation, any places where you can sort of I think of it as like loosening, it’s like ungripping from the conscious place. It’s like really allowing some space for something else to come in there. And there’s so many ways that you can do that.
SPEAKER_02:
I love that. But when you said journaling, I did that too. To start going into alignment with God right after my divorce. It’s a dark chapter. People find themselves a lot over 52% of the American public find themselves in that space of divorce, which is unfortunate, right? Because when we’re not in alignment with who we are, truly who we are, we we don’t feel the need to fight or have be in conflict or any of that because we’re flowing from a space of abundance and love. I I love the question that you put on there on like the tips of the crossroads. Like, what would love do? Love is patient, it’s kind, it rejoices in the truth, it keeps no record of wrongs. It’s so when you really let all those words seep in, the definition of love, that’s a very big space and a very beautiful space to ask those questions in journaling. Because journaling, when you put pen to paper, there’s something that happens in our mind. We really start to reflect in a very different way through these experiences, and then the connection piece to source, to God, in our case, right, Dr. Sue, is to ask him then to guide us, to give us the answers that we’re seeking. Like what’s what is it that I’m meant to do in this situation? And not rushing to fix it. Because in the cultural society we find ourselves in, it’s always doing, doing, doing, and less about being. And I think what I’m hearing you say between the lines is being, being in nature, journaling, being present, finding that alignment piece, because you won’t find it in the in the hustle and bustle of life.
SPEAKER_01:
Yeah, you won’t find it in your head, that’s for certain. Yeah, you won’t find it in conscious thought. And I think you can do it like I I think that with that, like what would love do is also great on the fly. Right? Like it’s also great when like you know, my my kids and my clients laugh now because they know it’s a question, I’m always gonna come back. You’re like, don’t don’t say it. I’m like, because our natural state of being, the way that feels great to us, is a loving state. And if you ask the question, what would love do? You naturally know because you know that loving state. You’ve been there before, you know what love would do. It’s just that sometimes you don’t like to hear the answer because the answer is asking you to get outside of your comfort zone. You’re asking to shut down what your ego may want. You’re it’s asking you to step up and be forgiving for something that or someone who’s truly, truly hurt you to the core. It’s asking like love asks some pretty hard things of us. Yes. And so when you ask that question, it’s like the power question. What would love do? And so I do that on the fly too. I think it’s a great pattern interrupt because it’ll like instead of like pouncing into like fixing it, you can kind of step back and be like, okay, let me just aware, let me just like observe this for a moment and create some space between your current thoughts and feelings and just kind of sit back, right? And be like, okay, from there, what would love do in this moment, right? And it’s just something you practice.
SPEAKER_02:
So well, and that pause is so important with feelings in particular, because we know that feelings are at the center of our reactions and patterns and habits. If the feeling, if we react on that feeling, we are programming the ego mind to do it a certain way. And that constant programming is what you’re fighting against. That soul identity, that soul purpose, all of that is kind of pulling in one direction, and the ego is pulling you in the opposite direction. And it’s this internal fight that’s going on. I felt, and that was the kind of like the vision that God gave me as I was writing the book. It’s like you need to explain to people that the mind will pull them in one direction, the soul is going to pull them in another direction. And so the alignment piece, like you’re talking about, is like, how do I get back into the present moment? Step out of that emotion, do not engage with that emotion, especially if it’s a highly fear-based emotion, like anger or or even sadness, and just kind of go back to the alignment piece of journaling to release that on paper, and then allow your conscious mind to step in and say, okay, if I engage with that feeling and I react to this person right now, I’m going to engage with that trigger. I’m going to make that trigger even stronger in me. I’m going to form a habit around it. That every time certain things are going to happen, I’m going to respond this way. It’s going to become a habit. And the more you do it, the more ingrained it becomes ingrained. Your mind, right? And your mind just wants to protect you. But what most people don’t understand about the mind is that when we’re little kids, it protects you in that moment of trauma. Unfortunately, that protection carries over throughout our decades. And then when we sit in alignment, when we sit in space in these spaces, that’s where we can go back and say, ugh, that’s a habit I really don’t want to keep doing. Because this habit has led for this pattern to really be ingrained in me. A pattern of behavior of constantly reacting and controlling my circumstances when doubt shows up, for example, and makes everybody around you miserable, including yourself. And it creates conflict that really doesn’t need to be there. If you step back, like you said, and said, Let me just hold off on reacting.
SPEAKER_01:
I find that very powerful, don’t you? Yeah, I do. I think it’s a beautiful pause is beautiful. It takes practice. The pause is really beautiful to step in and say, Yeah, what would love to do here? And I think just loosening, I think in our we put too much emphasis on mind, you know, and mental, cognitive consciousness, right? And we really get to bring in more of tapping into unconsciousness. Like so much awareness is in there. If you can get your, you know, m meditate or however that meditation comes up, walking, driving, staring at a flower, whatever, however you get into that state to really hear what your soul has to speak on the matter. You know, it’s pretty fascinating in there, really, truly.
SPEAKER_02:
Lots of the pieces that you are missing from like you know something’s up, that’s in that subconscious state. But to get there, you really can engage your conscious ability of your mind to say, okay, I want to step in there. I need to do this to understand why I keep reacting this way. Why do I keep choosing these things in life when I know I don’t want to be here anymore?
SPEAKER_01:
But I’m not, you know. I feel like that’s what self-development is, really, is just leaning in with curiosity. And by the way, it’s not like I jump up and down and say, Oh, I want to do this today. Like just to be clear. Like, I think it’s like workouts, you know. I do workouts, you know, because I don’t ask anymore. It’s just like I do it because it’s just part of who I am. And I feel like self-development’s the same way. Like currently, I’m going through a program, and like every time I’m like, I really don’t want to do this today. And I’m like, too bad. Open it up and let’s get started. And just like a workout, you know, you start journaling or you go into your meditation and you come out with a big wow. It’s like, okay, that felt great. Just after a workout, you’re like, huh, that’s really um, you know, I call that type B fun. It’s like the after it’s done. I mean, it’s fun after it’s done. Type A fun is like fun as you’re doing it. Type B fun is like fun after it’s done. You know, I’m really having like fun while I’m working out. Sometimes, sometimes I’ll have a laugh or smile or funny song or whatever. Most of the time I’m like, mm-hmm, doing the workout, I’m here. And I feel a lot of times when I’m doing self-development, especially with tapping into the subconscious, it’s kind of like going into the basement and cleaning up. You know, it’s like this is not so much fun. And also, though, the more space you create down there, like whoo, I can breathe. Like, okay, this is going here. It’s like reorganizing.
SPEAKER_02:
Let me let me build this shelf here. Yeah, let me put this here.
SPEAKER_01:
No, I told you there. Let me take this out of the trash. Let me save this. This is great, right? Let me look at this a little bit more.
SPEAKER_02:
Yeah. And those are we do this all the time in our life, but when it comes to the real stuff, like the stuff we’re talking about, we tend to put it on the shelf and just not want to do it. Yeah. But we’re trying to tell you, Dr. Sue and I, is that the consistent aspect of facing this and doing this work will lead you to what you’re truly seeking, which is the happiness and the joy. And that alignment piece that we all see, we all seek to feel at peace and in purpose. We’re all seeking this in life. We do it through the first act, second, third, however many acts it takes you. It doesn’t matter. What matters is that you’re in search of it and you are in search of that alignment and realize that when you dive and you work through it, even when you don’t feel like it, like she was talking about. Because there are days I don’t want to pray. There are days I’m angry with God, with stuff that’s happening, but I also know how my mind is, and I know my triggers, and I know them very, very well now. And when I don’t, and this is the beauty of being a life coach and being trained by these great programs, I was certified with the John Maxwell team, and they’ve always encouraged us to either seek therapy or coaching. Because as life coaches, we’ve got to be able to, our blind spots can kick in at any moment. That’s why they’re blind spots. We don’t see them coming. And as we develop in our personally and mentally and emotionally throughout that and spiritually, you’re gonna learn new things about each other. Just like she was talking about her parents, you know, learning new things about themselves. They’re in their 90s, they’re still here, and it doesn’t matter, you know, how old they are, they’re still learning new things about them. Oh, they’re still learning, they’re still learning because the mind is so it I mean, and you’re a medical doctor. I remember my sister telling me how she was amazed at the human body, at how perfectly made it is. She goes, there is a God in this world that there has to be. This this human body is just so perfectly made. It is amazing. I imagine the mind is even more like wow when you look at it as a medical doctor going through your training, isn’t it, Dr.
SPEAKER_01:
Sue? Oh, I mean, I I mean, none of this did I get through my training, by the way. So I do witness like the miracle of life. I remember the moment I was on my OB Gyne rotation and I saw my first birth, like a baby being born, and I literally was like blown away, just standing there in observation, being like, How is this even possible? How did this happen? Like, how does it all work? You know, and come out and it’s just totally amazing. And yeah, I wish we were I wish we were talking about these things in med school, but we were not talking about the mind and consciousness and subconsciousness.
SPEAKER_03:
That comes way later, right?
SPEAKER_01:
Like when that comes way later when it’s I mean, for me, the life challenge was, you know, probably my biggest life challenge was multiple losses. So becoming a parent, becoming a mother was a process for me. It was a spiritual awakening in itself because I never did I think like you know, I got married, we started, you know, trying for a baby, we got pregnant. I was like, okay, here comes our baby. Like, never in a million years that I think I’m gonna miscarry, and then I’m gonna miscarry again, and then I’m gonna miscarry a third time, and then we have a baby, right? And through that process, you know, even after the first baby, then I miscarried a second trimester, and that also blew me away because I was like, wait a minute, I thought I had this figured out as if there’s something to figure out, and and then you know, blessed with two more children. And so I think that process just really I felt like it was kind of for not forced on me, but I either had a choice to like you know, just stay in the dumps, like just stay depressed, stay sad, stay anger and bitter with God that I didn’t get what I was wanting, right? Or am I gonna rise above and figure out how is how is life still working for me? How is this actually a gift in and a fascinating package and not some like crap pile, right? And so that’s where I really, you know, dove into self-development. I felt like that was like putting, you know, my foot on the pedal because I was like, we gotta get out of here. Like we gotta get to the other side where this is gonna feel good again. And even if I never have children, like trying to shift my identity because I’ve always wanted to be a mom, right? Working through all of those things and trying to get connected to the other side, trying to get connected to the breadcrumbs and what they wanted me to see, and how we put this mess together, right? And just you know, keep going in spite of like not getting what you want when you want it.
SPEAKER_02:
Well, because what we want is so different than what God wants for us, and it’s so much bigger, like bigger, we don’t see it in the moment because it’s it’s hard to see it in the moment as we’re going through it, but later on in reflection, as things occur and you reflect back, I don’t know, this happened to me, and then I saw his hand in absolutely every piece of it. And the reason why, because he revealed it to me as I asked that question to him, like, why was I denied so many promotions in in my career, for example? And he was like, Well, look, look at what happened later. Then you get the promotion, and all those other four promotions you were denied when Pfizer went through major restructuring, they all lost their jobs. And your husband was about to ask for a divorce and going to put you in in a financial like problem with a young son, and you were going to be facing a lot of different things. And this job that I gave you, the this promotion you eventually got, you got the highest paid um bonus in the division that year because I became the number one saleswoman in Pfizer in the country, despite going through that third chapter of divorce. Now, for you, miscarriage is that’s a that’s a tough one because you’re you’re looking at it.
SPEAKER_01:
Oh, but it it it it it is very clear. So years, so what I learned through that process, I learned about um I learned about health and genetics and how how this is happening how the the play it was having in my multiple miscarriages, and then able to transfer that over all to the pediatric patients that I see. So because of that, I learned in the process, I’ve now been able to help hundreds and thousands of kids with the same issue showing up in different ways, like because it’s an issue that doesn’t just show up as multiple miscarriages, it shows up in a whole variety of ways. Um, help them through that. And for that, I am like so grateful for because it’s an easy problem to solve if you’re looking, if you look for it and it’s there, it’s like an easy problem to solve. So super happy for that. So that was definitely the gift.
SPEAKER_02:
See, and that’s awesome. And most people won’t be able to see that because when I saw you right away, when I see people that I’m interviewing, I see their light, or sometimes I don’t see the light. So I know right away whether what they’re about to say is true or not true. It’s interesting, it’s a different gift, but I saw the light in you, and having read everything I had read, I thought, well, this woman’s full of light. There’s a reason why all this happened, and I know she has the answer to that. So I’m glad that you shared that on the show because most people would never think that. Not in the moment. In the moment it’s happening, but afterwards you see it and you see why, the why behind certain things.
SPEAKER_01:
Um I would say that’s the truth for like my multiple business quote unquote failures, really opportunities for growth, as we know. Um, because this is my pediatric practice, it’s still there. It was the first business that’s still here with me 23 years later. But I tried several other, I kind of think of them like suits off the rack, like put it on in terms of helping women, right? Like, hmm, I think maybe it’ll make a nonprofit. I don’t want to be a nonprofit executive director, put it on the back, right? And I tried all these different ways of helping, and ultimately, you know, I actually put it down because I said, God, I’m semi-retired. I dude, I just don’t know what’s up. I don’t know how I’m missing the mark, you know. Like I want to do this, but she’s not meeting me there, or she wants this and I don’t want to go there, right? And so I finally just said, you know what? I’m gonna hang this hat, I’m gonna put that back down. I’m gonna, I’m semi-retired. I’m just finish out this pediatric gig. It’s been a blessing. I’ve been able to practice medicine exactly as my heart desires. I feel like I’m truly aligned with why I’m here, you know, for God to help these children, right? And lo and behold, like within I I don’t know how long, like weeks, maybe tops months, breadcrumbs. I followed a breadcrumb in my inbox that led to this woman’s coaching program, long and behold, I’ve become in this year-long program. And then all of a sudden she’s like, mail this, you know, like send out your email. See who wants to be coached. I’m like, wow, you know, so I sent out an email and like five women say, Yeah. I’m like, okay, I guess all this self-development, all this personal thing that I’ve been learning all along the way, here I am. I have something to offer. I literally said to them, Sylvia, like, listen, this is all up to. I’m not sure. It’s I’m not sure. You know, let’s see what happens. And we had the best time ever. And I’ve never looked back. And I thought now that this is my second calling, like I’m in my lane, you know. Jane, like, let’s go. Like, I just feel like fully aligned. And again, like my higher purpose is still all for the children. Like, I’m here helping women, and also the ripple effect is for the generations that come through them, right? Because nobody gets into this physical world, like I witnessed with my own eyes and training, it comes through a woman. That’s what I saw. So I feel women are just so part of the ripple effect. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02:
So do share with us what you’re doing with these women in midlife crisis and how you’re helping them in your business, and just any last and how to contact you.
SPEAKER_01:
If they’re okay, yeah. So basically, I help women in their 40s, 50s, or 60s, and they can go through, you know, crisis is like a big one, right? They may not be in a crisis. I have helped women in crisis before, and also referred when I’m not the right person to help with a crisis, let’s be clear. Um, and these women in their 40s and 50s and 60s are in a transition. They may be in a transition in the relationship. Maybe they were, you know, maybe they’re going through a divorce, they were just divorced, maybe they’re they’re looking for the next person. Maybe they’re in a marriage but feel like roommates rather than lovers, like they want to, right? So it can be relationship shifts, can be also relationships with your kids that are now adults, right? Um, and that shift and change and evolution, change in your career. Often one career is ending, you may be starting another career. Identity, like, wait a minute, if I’m no longer a mom and my kids don’t need me, like who am I?
SPEAKER_03:
Right?
SPEAKER_01:
Those sort of things. So, women, that’s really how I do it. And how do I do it? I do it through blogging, you know, I do it through one-on-one coaching, I do it through group coaching. And you can learn more about it at drsue makready.com. So I would love, yeah, to help.
SPEAKER_02:
How do you spell McCreedy for those that probably won’t spell it correctly?
SPEAKER_01:
So Dr. Sue D R S U E and McCready is M-C-C-R-E-A-D-I-E.com.
SPEAKER_02:
Perfect. Thank you so much, Dr. Sue, for coming on the show and sharing oodles and oodles of wisdom, especially liked you know, that alignment piece, which I think is critical for people to understand between awareness and action, because we do need all three, but the one in the middle is the one that will always that’s your center. That’s what you always come back to when you go face crossroads. It’s like, okay, we we’re facing this alignment, and now action. And I think that’s amazing. And I would love, love to stay connected to you. So reach I’m gonna reach out to you after this interview. And I thank you so much for coming on the show.
SPEAKER_01:
Thank you for having me, Sylvia. It’s been an honor, truly. Thank you for all that you’re doing and the word that you’re spreading and yeah, honoring your family. It’s beautiful.
SPEAKER_02:
It’s beautiful. Your light is beautiful, and I’m so grateful for the lessons your parents have taught you throughout your life because you are the one of the brightest lights I’ve seen on the show. So thank you for doing the work that you do with kids and with women because we certainly l need it. We need more people like you in the world to help us transition into a much more beautiful soul purpose in life. So uh for the listeners of released outward real purpose, remember Matthew 5.14 to be the light because you are with this beautiful light. And God needs you to step into your purpose, into your divine purpose, and to listen to his guidance and don’t be afraid because he’s always with you. And when you feel like you don’t have strength or courage, you suddenly it appears when you ask him for it. So always, always remember that and be who you’re meant to be. So thank you so much and have a wonderful week and stay safe. Love you all. Bye now.
SPEAKER_00:
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