In this episode of The Starter Girlz Podcast, Clementine Moss, founder and drummer of Zepparella, discusses her unexpected transition from being a rock and roll drummer to becoming a spiritual counselor. She emphasizes the significance of women supporting each other, being open to feedback, and maintaining clear communication. Moss also shares insights on avoiding psychoanalysis, the benefits of meditation, and delves into the world of shamanic practice. Topics such as self-reflection, grounding, and accessing inner wisdom are explored.

Key Points
• She formed Zepparella, her band, over 18 years ago, and it has become a primary source of income for her.
• Clementine believes that everyone has their own instrument and should explore their musical talents.
• Working with women who share a common work ethic and ability to overcome challenges has been instrumental in Clem's success.
• Clear communication and ensuring that everyone's goals and expectations are aligned is crucial in maintaining a harmonious working relationship.
• Resentments can arise in any relationship, but addressing them openly and taking responsibility can strengthen the bond and lead to growth.
• Applied Shamanism helps prepare individuals for plant medicine ceremonies.
• Sound healing and energy work are integral parts of these modalities.

Best Quotes
04:46
• "Drums really are, I feel like everybody gets to, everybody has their instrument and people who say they're not musical, I feel that it's just because they haven't found their instrument." - Clementine Moss
08:52 - 08:59
• "Who says you're too old to decide you wanna play the drums, or you wanna play the piano and go do a piano recital, right." - Jennifer Loehding
10:53 - 10:59
• "I think anytime you can learn an instrument, I think, or a language or something, I think it's beneficial." - Jennifer Loehding
13:00 - 13:10
• "The women that I work with tend to have the same kind of work ethic and the same ability to really dig into some of the difficult things."
16:07 - 16:21
• "I want to let her know that I am completely open for her criticism of how I am not doing something, that's of benefit either for me, for her, or for both of us."
18:41 - 18:54
• "What a gift it was to have them feel comfortable enough to call me and say, 'Clem, this really bothers me,' and for us to be able to have a conversation where I could take responsibility, explain my intention, and apologize."
30:44 - 30:55
• "Discover this world within ourselves where we're getting information and getting this sense that we really do have our best interests at heart."

To learn more about Clementine go to http://www.clemthegreat.com. #riseup #beamazing #beyoudoyou