“Success is about being happy and living a life that is brilliant, brings you joy and lights you up.”

In this episode we are having a conversation with Andrea Donnelly about creating dynamic success. Tune in as she shares how she uses light language, speed codes, and the Akashic Records to clear intergenerational trauma, karma and misalignments, so that her high-achieving clients align with new levels of clarity, success, and wealth. Get the Money, Magic and Miracle Bundle via Andrea’s website: CLICK HERE

https://www.wearehere2remember.com

About the Guest:

Andrea Donnelly is an Abundance Activator, Spiritual Mentor, Quantum Healer, and founder of We Are Here 2 Remember LLC. With over 20 years of experience in all things energy, she offers intuitive life and business coaching, light language, speed codes, & the Akashic Records to clear intergenerational trauma, karma and misalignments, so that her high achieving clients align with new levels of clarity, success, and wealth.

She has a degree from Wesleyan University and studied abstract painting and design at the Fashion Institute of Technology. In a previous career, she worked in financial services and held a Series 7 License. She’s been featured in publications like Medium, Yahoo!, Bustle, and Respin. When she is not doing media interviews or serving her clients, you can find her playing with her cats, going on long walks, making art, talking to neighborhood birds, and working on her spiritual comedy routine.

https://www.wearehere2remember.com

Transcript
Blair Kaplan Venables:

You ever wonder what success actually means?

Theresa Lambert:

How do you get it?

Blair Kaplan Venables:

And how do you keep it?

Theresa Lambert:

We all want it yet sometimes it feels only some of us get to have it.

Blair Kaplan Venables:t's be real for a hot minute.:Theresa Lambert:

Can you put it in a box?

Blair Kaplan Venables:

How can you get it?

Theresa Lambert:

Can people take it away? Or are you the one with the power?

Blair Kaplan Venables:

Does it mean the same to all of us? Or are we the ones that create it?

Theresa Lambert:

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Theresa Lambert:

Hello, hello and welcome back to a fabulous episode of dissecting success. I am your co host Theresa Lambert. I'm here with the fabulous black happening vegetables. And we are having a really really wonderful guests today that Blair and I just about to meet and I am so excited to have a conversation with her Andrea Donnelly is an abundance activator, spiritual mentor, quantum healer and the founder of we are here to remember LLC with over 20 years of experience in all things energy. She offers intuitive life and business coaching light language speed codes, and the Akashic records to clear intergenerational trauma, karma and misalignments so that her high achieving clients align with new levels of clarity, success, and wealth. How low how amazing is that? Andrea, I'm so excited to talk to you. And if that wasn't enough, she has been featured in the media on many brilliant publications, like medium yah, hoo, bustle and respin. And when she's not doing media interviews and talking to us on her podcast, she's serving our clients, playing with cats. We love cat people around here, and going on long walks, making art or talking to neighborhood birds and working on a spiritual comedy routine. Oh my God, there's so much I want to know about you, Andrea, welcome. Hi,

Andrea Donnelly:

thank you too, so much for having me. Very happy to be here.

Theresa Lambert:

Gosh, we love it. So Andrea, what does success mean to you? Let's stop the

Andrea Donnelly:

you know, success is such it's such an interesting and sort of dynamic relationship for all of us. And I think to me, the thing that success really means is, Are you are you happy? Are you living a life that you feel is brilliant and brings you joy and allows you to be an active version. I've always been really like interested i My parents were peace activists and I have a degree in American Studies. So I've history and studied history in both this the country that I am from and around the world. And I have that metaphysical interest in things and so I've always been very spiritual, I talk to my guides from the time I was a baby. And to me one of the things about success that I think we have really like missed as we've moved forward in time, and I think this is part of what we're like anchoring back into is that there's a big component of success that you also need to be moving in stewardship with the earth you need to be doing something that that lights you up that brings you joy, and I have had an interesting experience because I'm going to be 44 this year. And in a lot of ways I'm a late bloomer, I have a I have had a lot of experience in the world that was really rich in terms of opportunity to hone my skills but from an external perspective, like the people that I went to college with my success compared to a lot of them was very slow and messy and like not not in the thing but what was funny is when people whenever people would read my chart, astrologers, psychics tarot card, whatever the thing was, people will be like, oh, whoa, girl, Oh, you are really having a essentially over to your long dark night of the soul and you're not going to really know a lot of success for a long time. and things are going to be hard for you. And I'd be like, yeah, no, I'm living it. I know what it's like. Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep. But they'd be like, but then you're going to turn 40 in your life is going to start to change, and it is going to be so dynamic, and you're going to know so much success. And all of these messy years essentially, are going to really catalyze and create an opportunity for you to anchor in not only to a new kind of success for yourself, but to really pave the way for something new for the planet. So I always had that in the back of my mind. And like I said, I talked to my guides, from the time I was little. So there was a part of me, that always knew that success was also not just more dynamic than we potentially understood it to be in that it required that level of, of like, engagement with the world in a way that brought us joy, but also, that, for me, and for some of the people that work with me, that I see that there are people who because of their childhood experiences, you know, their intergenerational trauma, the stuff that they've lived through, I ended up attracting people who are also late bloomers, as it were, who don't look to the outside world, like they've really nailed it. But when I work with them, I'm like, Oh, this thing that you did, by, you know, healing, the thing that happened to you, when you were a kid, or anchoring into I have, you know, clients who are really transmuting a lot. And the scale, it's like, we also need to sort of pursue, like, think about success on a scale. Because if you maybe have hit 40 and haven't known a lot of monetary success, or done anything, quote unquote, really like big or, you know, started working on a legacy, but you did manage to heal something really crazy that happened to you. And you started to anchor into something better found a new job, making better choices, like to me that is equivalent to someone else making a million dollars or, you know, starting something really successful. So that is my long winded thing about success, which is that it's way more complicated than we really even know.

Blair Kaplan Venables:

I think that's great. I, what I'm really like hooked on is how you work on healing, intergenerational trauma, karma misalignments and so people can achieve success. Can you walk us through how that works, because I have intergenerational trauma and current generation trauma galore, but I use it to leverage my success. I mean, I don't use it, it helps me leverage my success. So I would love to understand that.

Andrea Donnelly:

Well, it's, it's my work is really fascinating, fascinating. So I will give an example I have a client that I've worked with for a couple of years, and we will do a session with each other. And we'll get into something, you know, a pattern that came into her life as a child, you know, we'll dissect something that happened with like her mom or her dad or some some it often involves, what it means to be successful. And we'll go ahead we'll do some kind of deep clearing, we'll be on a call. I'll do you know, an example is a few months ago, I think it was in October, we did an Akashic wealth code activation, because I had been shown by my guides to start doing these specific sort of energetic like a new kind of clearing to activate this, you know, the new world we're moving into basically. So we do that we do a call on a Friday, I activate these things we talk about, you know, some stuff that she's been processing, that next week, she hit her highest week in sales that she had ever hit to the tune of $25,000. And I have another client who is massively successful, she came to me already, like doing incredible things. She's created a seven figure business. She is someone who has an advanced degree. So you wouldn't necessarily like imagine that she would be hiring a spiritual mentor, and someone to help her clear her ancestral patterns. But she has a massive vision. So she has already created a lot of success for herself, but she wants to build a legacy. And she wants to even ramp it up more have a bigger impact really have the work that she does, you know, just like change the world even more. And so when we started working with each other, we did again, the we do our first call, I do these energy clearings with her. That next week, she was like, I have hit a 100% new client retention rate. I've knew I am I was already doing so well. But then I brought you on board to help me and here I am hitting a 100% new client retention rate within a week of having started doing this work with you. And it was funny because she had signed on to do six months with me and then she was like, can we just do 12 Because this is really good. This is wild. And it's it's just interesting because I kind of think of it as we're all carrying around these energetic bags of rocks. And if you you guys are Are you familiar with the idea of epigenetics? So it's epigenetics is super interesting. It has not been studied in humans, but it's been studied in mice, I feel very confident, just knowing how genetically similar we are to all life on this planet to say if it's true in mice, it's true in us as well. They realized that in mice going back, I think it's 11 generations that mice inherit the traumas, the dramas, the pains, the fears, the worries of the generations that came before them. And so one of the things that happens, like I was working with someone yesterday, and I can see these, like, if you think of it as like a real sort of messy ball of yarn, right? We've got all of our stuff. We've got the stuff from past lives, and we've got the stuff that's not even ours. That's something that is a fear that happened to our grandparents, to our you know, on seven generations ago, like those worries, because this planet is, I love this planet. But this planet is a mess. It's really hard. It's really, there's a lot that goes into the experience of being human. I mean, if we look back, even I'm sure at all of our families, wars, famines, just like crazy things. My great grandfather came here by himself, when he was 14, he had a fisherman bring him to the mainland and Ireland, he was from the Aran Islands. And he walked across Ireland by himself with three months worth of food and water, he got on a boat that was bound for New York, everyone on the boat got really sick, the captain was like, they're not going to let us into Ellis Island will go to New Bedford where they had like looser input, or intake, rather. And he, it took him six months to recover. He left his whole family, you know, that sort of stuff that affects us, he became very successful, but he wasn't able to hold on to success. And I think that the reason why, you know, in the generations that followed, my family lost a fortune that he had amassed. And I think that it was because of all of that unprocessed trauma. And then right our call, I think all of us we're being called everyone who chose to come to the earth now is really being called to look at all of that stuff and say, what is mine and what is not mine. I appreciate so much the things that all those people before me went through to get me to the point that I am at. But I also want to have enough clarity as a person at this point to be able to say, that is not mine, I am going to release it. And when you clear those that all when you clear that stuff, using energy work using the Akashic records, using all of these really beautiful modalities that we have access to now, it does change something and it's kind of like, the more you can clear that bag of rocks, the more room it makes for you to then be like, You know what, I'm going to align into the truth of what I can really do because now I'm not carrying around all that, that mucky muck and I have cleared it's like cleaning a house, you know that like a Marie Kondo idea of like does something bring you joy, if it doesn't, it's time to let it go make room for something new. And we can see it in the physical world, right? Like, went off. And if you go and you you know, clean out your house, and you get rid of a bunch of stuff. Many times you'll be like, oh, and then all of a sudden, I got rid of seven bags of stuff. And then I found you know, the purse that I had been wanting for, you know, two years or whatever, like that kind of thing we can see happen in the physical. And that same thing happens to us energetically. So it literally the more you can face those traumas face the stuff that's uncomfortable, those unprocessed emotions literally makes room for you to then anchor into a really dynamic level of success.

Blair Kaplan Venables:

Wow, that's fascinating. Okay, um, as someone who has just survived a dark night of the soul, like lots of loss, like lots of lots and you might be able to pick up on that. And if you ever do deep dive, well, no, you don't even have to do a deep dive on me. I'm very public about elder loss. I've had like three parents, a miscarriage all the things. And I didn't really pay attention until after my mom died and two like signs, you know, lights flickering, and whatnot. And I know that I feel that there's an energy around me, and I feel like it. They're trying to like communicate with me. And I like are you talking about talking to your guides? I can't figure out how to get them So from my guides, like I'll hear whooshing in my ears, or I feel an energy and like, I feel also like, I really want to, like tap into it for business, especially if it's like my dad's energy, like he was all about entrepreneurialism. And I, you know, I'm curious about it. How do you like I know, you mentor and tap into your guides, but do you mentor people in how to tap into their guides? And can you walk us through that?

Andrea Donnelly:

Yeah, yeah, I do. And it's interesting it, I'm, first of all, I'm, I'm sorry, that's a lot of loss. And grief is, I mean, of course, we all experience that that's a lot of grief to happen in a short amount of time. My dad passed away when I was three, and just about three. And so I have experienced a lot of grief in my own life, too. And it's interesting, because I think when I one of the things that I do for people, I have a group program that's called Cosmic alchemy. And it's really about activating those powers really getting back in touch with your psychic gifts, and being able to clear all of that noise like because I work so much with sound, I channel light language, I have crystal bowls that I use, I do channeled singing, and one of the things I've been so I think a lot in terms of frequencies. And the way that I like see things from a sort of psychic or energetic perspective is also very frequency to, and I often think of like the process through which we start to hear or understand the messages we're getting, it's kind of like taking earmuffs off, or like tuning yourself. Like if you think of yourself as a radio or something, all of the grief all of the things that are those those moments of just like pain are kind of like interference are static, and the more you can heal, face, you know, face those things really just let those feelings come to light be messy, right, because the healing process is also messy. I there was a there were memes a couple years ago that I really loved. And there was one that was like, This is what people think that he you know, the spiritual awakening or healing process is like and there was this picture of this like, beautiful, really like grounded woman sitting in meditation. And then there was a picture, you know, juxtaposed that was like someone whose head was exploding, and they were like sobbing and like a puddle of mud. Right? And it was like, and this is what it's actually like, Do you think that's one of my greatest gifts is like I have experienced a lot of trauma. I was disabled a couple of years ago by nerve pain. I had a back surgery a few years ago, I had money stolen from me as a child, like I have lived through some really, really wonky, bizarre experiences. But my guides always told me that everything that I experienced was literally just there to basically wake me up to the truth of who I was. So I think that, yes, traumas traumatic, I don't want to minimize that like grief is really hard. And it's really messy. But part of what happens when we come into human form is we have to like, we need to learn lessons and whatever we have things we have to do here. And part of that means that we forget that even when people pass on and move to the other side, they are always there with us, we can always communicate with them spiritually. And like you said, you know that the messages exist. So through my process, I helped to clear all of that static and I basically retune your frequency, so that you can start if you think of yourself as a psychic detective, I often think of my clients I'm like, think of think of your your task right now for people who are starting to, like anchor more into the how like, is I tell people to start engaging in pattern recognition. So like for you, you, I think that we all definitely have the hits that are coming through all the time. But we don't necessarily realize what the you know what the patterns are. So the more I work with people and I say, you know, you do this in your daily practice, I give people things like, you know, specific journal prompts for them, like homework, I'm a real nerd, I give a lot of homework. I'm like, Oh, you started working with me? Cool. All right. I'm gonna give you like 15 books to read music to it's fun, but it's also like, I am definitely a nerd. And I'm like, Oh, yes, I'm going to give you 100 assignments, get ready for your Voxer to be like flooded with 15 audibles and like recommendations for articles to read and things to do and did it I'm like, here it goes. So you also I tend to attract people who want to engage in that level. I think of it as like intellectual or spiritual curiosity, but the more you can start to sit in quiet, and be like, Okay, I I have and this is really good advice to for just like people who are beginners on the spiritual path and want to use that spiritual gift that we all have to work for them from a success perspective is just start to say, oh, you know what, every time that I think about, you know, my dad or my grandmother or whomever, someone who's passed on to the other side, when I sit in meditation, oh, I just started to realize that every time I think about them, you know, I like feel like a little tingle on my shoulder, or I think about them. And then oh, wow, I just realized that like, every time I think about that person, I see a bird. That kind of stuff, where I think part of what happens is we don't realize wool, the sort of all of the ways that spirit can communicate with us. And so if you start to engage in a deeper level of pattern recognition, that the patterns start to expose themselves. And you're like, because this is the thing, like we all have different ways. I'm psychic in a variety of ways. Like I see things like your things, I smell things I like, I'm a real weirdo. But, but we all have some way that we experienced those messages. So it's literally just about getting quiet enough to be able to say how am I hearing hearing, you know, being a loose thing, like maybe you will see more, maybe you will get more messages again, the birds are coming through really hot and heavy right now, because I just saw like a feather float down.

Blair Kaplan Venables:

Feathers, feathers show up. When I feel my mom's presence.

Andrea Donnelly:

I literally saw like a feather fall from the sky and landed in your lap. So

Blair Kaplan Venables:

like, it's, that's, that's awesome. Theresa, do anything.

Theresa Lambert:

I feel like it's just such a cool conversation. And I feel like for some people that will be listening, and it might be a lot to grasp. And, you know, one thing that I would be curious about or getting your perspective on is, how do we know if we are tuning in to our guides? Or if it's our ego, voice playing tricks with us? You know, sometimes I feel like we can get, it's not always clear, because our ego is very smart in that way. And that voice can be very sophisticated. So So is there a way that you would say as people that are listening, that are curious about this, that that might reach out? Or that might be like, I do feel like I get these, you know, hear things? Or have these signs, or these repeated patterns? Or this repeated emotion that's coming through? But how do you do you think we can make sure that we can decipher between what is really a true guidance that's coming through for us that is truth and the purity? versus our ego coming in and playing little little game with us?

Andrea Donnelly:

I love that question so much. Because it can be hard to differentiate, because what's interesting is the hits from your intuition and from your higher self and from your spirit team can often feel scary. And fear can also come up when we get those like egoic moments where like our brain is is questioning us. And to me, the point is one of the ways that you can sort of say, okay, is this just my, you know, my brain and my fear giving me like, a bunch of doubts and worries. Versus Oh, I feel really nervous about this idea that I just had, it's making me feel physically uncomfortable, quite frankly, it's scary. But it ultimately there's something that's different about the intuition versus the the monkey brain things that come through for us because those tend to be more driven by like doubts. I think a lot of times, like if you say you get you know, an idea that you need to like, I don't know, reach out to some person that you don't know who's like a big deal and it makes you really nervous. And you're like, oh, that like makes me feel like I'm like frozen in fear. That's terrifying. I don't want to do that, you know, the way that you can say to yourself, is that just my ego versus is this actually something that I should just like, take that leap of faith is to really say, is there an element of this that is making me sort of get consumed by doubt? And I feel like that is the moment when it is our ego because our ego tends to certainly want to keep there's a reason we have an ego Right? Like there are things about having an ego there are things about fears that are that are important. Like if you're about to get hit by a car you need that moment of being like get out of the way you're not safe. You're not safe. You're not safe, but our egos tend to want to sort of keep us safe in a way that makes us play small versus our intuition will often make us feel a little bit nervous or uncomfortable and also triggers some fear. But the fear is often related to stop playing small, you need to take some more risks. And it sort of, to me, it's more of a, a sense of like standing on the edge of a cliff and like taking a cliff dive, that you are actually fully supported. And when you jump off that cliff, it might feel so fucking uncomfortable, and like, quite frankly, brutal, but you're gonna end up flying versus that egoic moment where you decide to like, let your fears navigate the ship. And then that kind of stuff tends to like stop you from being able to get into that point where it's really scary to jump off a cliff. But once you do it, and you let your wins expand, and you take some risks, and you make you push yourself out, you know, past that edge, those things tend to really like expand us, I don't know if that like is helpful. But that's sort of how I differentiate between the two like, yeah, it all kind of feels scary. But is it something that's going to ultimately like push you and make it like, even if it doesn't work, quote, unquote? Is it going to actually do something to have made you say, oh, you know, what, I did reach out to that person, it didn't work, they you know, don't whatever it's, it's, it's not, it didn't work something, but it's ultimately going to lead you somewhere down a path towards something else. And I think that's also part of that idea that I was talking about, about pattern recognition.

Theresa Lambert:

Totally, yeah. So great. I feel like that's helpful. And it is, I like your your explanation of Is it fear coming from an unknown thing, because you're leveling up or you're taking a different action. And so naturally, it'll feel uncomfortable. Because just like when we learned to walk, we felt maybe some uncertainty on learning how to walk, and it took a while to be steady on our feet. So it's kind of it's kind of dad where it's like, you know, you're moving. Like, one of my favorite quotes is fear is excitement without a breath. So when we start breathing into it, does it actually feel exciting? Or when you start breathing into it? Do you still feel feel that same? Fear and if you're still feeling that emotion of discomfort and fear, then you might be going, Pastor, Pastor, duh, like it might go, I might actually be hitting real resistance. And this is not like, you might just need to pause and wait before you move on something. But yeah, that was a that's a great explanation. So, Andrea, if somebody wants to find out more, if they're like, I'm really curious. I would like to have a conversation, I want to explore this more, where can people find you?

Andrea Donnelly:

Oh, I would love for people to reach out to me. I can be found my website is we're here to remember.com. That's all spelled out with the exception of the number two, and I am on Instagram. My handle is at sea witchery. I do a lot there. I have a Facebook group called we're here to remember. And I have an awesome freebie, which is a bundle that you receive over the course of a week. If you go to my website, and you just scroll to the bottom, you can opt into it. And it is to light language channeled healings that I did. One of my best friends wasn't feeling well yesterday, and I got a hit to send one of them to her. And she was like, literally feels like your voice just poured color into my body. And I was like, yes, yes, it does. So it comes with two light language channels, which are really amazing, super powerful light languages, such an awesome modality and a guided meditation, and then a couple of my favorite journal prompts. It's called the money magic and miracles bundle. And it's interesting because it's called what it does, right? And then but the process through which it it works is that it really all of these tools that I provide, people start to clear out a lot of the debris that you're ready to release. And then again, you make room through that process to anchor into some into that frequency of money, magic and miracles,

Blair Kaplan Venables:

money, please money, magic and miracles who doesn't want money magic and miracles like that? Yeah, so your website is going to your websites in the show notes. It's we are here to remember but two is the number two and everything else is spelled out. So the final tidbit that we want to know is what is your advice for someone who is on the path to success?

Andrea Donnelly:

Don't give up. I know it's like the corniest most just like oh of course someone would say don't give up but I'm reading how are you guys familiar with Napoleon been listening to one of his books? And he was telling a story in the book about a gold prospector, who sold his prospecting rights to soon turned out he was three feet from another massive gold reserve. So basically, like, gave up too soon. And then this person who bought the prospecting rights, created an empire essentially of success, because he this other man had been Three Feet From Gold. And I saw I heard that story also a few days ago, and someone's guides, one of my clients guides was like, Please tell this person that story right now. This was Monday, reached out to them, I was like, Listen, I'm getting ahead to share this thing with you. They had been having a little, you know, having a real human struggle. Well, it turned out, they reached out to me on on Wednesday, and was like, Yep, I was Three Feet From Gold, they just got offered a new job. It's like, like the way that we can sort of doubt ourselves and put the brakes on our success, because we like worry too much, or we're too scared. And the thing that in my mind differentiates when I look at the people that are really massively successful, my clients who are making six figures in a month, you know, hitting millions of dollars in a year, the thing that differentiates those people from the people who don't do that well and never rise to the occasion, as it were, is is not that they don't have fears, it's that they don't let the fears take over for them. They say, Okay, listen, here you fear. Like, I'm not, I'm not gonna go, I'm not playing that game with you right now. It's not that they don't have them, it's that they don't let the fears take over the ship. And so I just for me, the thing that really, really, really allows people to massively soar and succeed in ways is by taking risks, letting your freak flag fly and saying, What is it about me, that makes me really different, probably going to feel a little bit uncomfortable. But how do I share all of that, and that, to me is what makes people truly unstoppable is when you start to say, You know what, I'm going to do things in a way that's radically different than anything that's ever happened before. Even if there are people who do the same thing as me. What is my special sauce, my guides were saying, at the end of this past year that the theme of this year is to make your own music. And I just love that right? Like, how can you cultivate your own frequency, your own sacred song, the whispers of your own heart, and then harness that in a way that just allows you to become just like a true force of nature?

Blair Kaplan Venables:

Yes. Amazing. That's so good. Don't give up. Let your freak flag fly. Yes. Amazing. I love that. Well, thank you so much, Andrea, for being a guest on dissecting success. It was just such an honor to dive in. I feel like we might need a couple more episodes with you. I mean, personally, I have lots of questions. And I'm excited to do a deep dive on your, on your website. And I hope everyone else does the same. If you're new to this world of metaphysical stuff. It's very interesting. And, you know, I think it's a cool place to explore. So thank you for opening up our listeners minds to the possibilities. And thank you to everyone for tuning in to another episode of dissecting success. We'll be back next week in your ears.

Theresa Lambert:

That's a wrap for another episode of dissecting success. enjoyed this episode. Make sure to subscribe to Blair Kaplan Venables and Theresa Lambert's podcast dissecting success on the App Store.

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