
How to Find Your Soul Tribe: 4 Ways to Meet Your Soul Family
More and more people are waking up to the fact that real power lies in unity, and they’re looking for their soul family: people who see the world the way they do. The problem is that most have no idea where to actually find them.
Here are the tips I share in the video. The first two will already change who you meet.
1. Get out of your comfort zone
Your comfort zone is a comfortable prison. It keeps you safe, but if it’s your home and you never leave it, you’ll never meet anyone. Not even the wrong people.
Start small: explore the streets around your house, then your city, then your country, and maybe the world. Every step outside raises the odds of crossing paths with your people.
2. Go to the places that feed your soul
This narrows it down to your people, for two reasons.
You’re at your most open there. When you’re doing something you love, you’re in a good place, smiling, easy to approach. If you’re somewhere you don’t want to be, you’ll be wearing a frown, and nobody walks up to a frown.
They go there too. Your soul family is made of people like you, so they love what you love. If you both play basketball, you’ll meet on the court. If you both love nature, you’ll meet in the park or on a forest walk.
3 and 4: making contact
In the video I also talk about using social media the right way (to arrange the meeting, not to replace it, because you can’t feel someone’s energy through a screen), and about the fear of rejection that keeps people from ever saying hello. Spoiler: rejection is a lot smaller than it looks from inside your head.
Mike Masters
