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Welcome back to Honing In and to my interview with Michelle Pellizzon.
Michelle Pellizzon is a writer, researcher, and intuitive business advisor. Her work spans mediums — podcasting, publishing, teaching — and often explores the liminal space between mysticism and pragmatism. A former professional modern dancer and Feldenkrais practitioner with a background in tech, she blends somatic expertise with creative entrepreneurship.
Here are some of the things Michelle and I discuss:
- Seasons of learning and metabolizing ideas
- How Michelle built and curates an intentional online community for creatives
- Practicing new skills and finding the fun in being bad at something
- Moving with self-awareness through the Feldenkrais Method
- Honing in on what it means to have ruthless clarity and agency
Resources & Links:
- Michelle’s Holisticism website and Instagram
- The North Node community membership and waitlist application
- The Twelfth House Substack and podcast
- Cosmic Valley Girl with Michelle and Emmalea Russo returns this month
- Bunny by Mona Awad
- Notion for organizing projects into boards
- Ira Glass on the gap between taste and skill
- “Use it or lose it!” Dementia research article from Swiss Med Weekly
- Seven of Cups tarot card
- The Feldenkrais Project and their “pelvic clock primer”
- Alexander Technique for mindful movement
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