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Living A Perfect Life, From The Inside Out – Exclusive Interview With Cristiana Blasutta

Oct 16, 2022
3 min read

Updated: Oct 17, 2022

Cristiana is the Master Weaver of Transformation. She loves working with powerhouse women who know that they are meant for more. She helps them reignite their passion, find their purpose, and finally give themselves permission to seek and feel pleasure so that they can live the epic life they deserve. Cristiana stopped calling herself a “coach” and fully embodied being a Weaver, someone who is able to look at the messy parts in your life, untangle all the pieces, and weave them back together in a way that’s truly aligned with your passion, purpose, and pleasure so that your life is authentic to you.

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Cristiana Blasutta, Master Weaver of Transformation


Introduce yourself! Please tell us about you and your life, so we can get to know you better.


Hi, I’m Cristiana. I was born and raised in Italy, but my curiosity and love for languages brought me to spend 12 years in the US (in the Seattle area) and now in Spain. I love traveling with my family and experiencing new cultures and different kinds of foods. (You know how Italian people cherish their food, right?).


I’m multi-passionate, and I always study something, so I collected different kinds of certificates and learned different skills along the way (photography, graphology, aromatherapy, sewing, …).


I love reading, watching movies, and listening to music.


I’m married, and I have two kids, and I love playing with them. We travel so much that if we don’t go anywhere for a couple of months, my kids ask when we can travel next.


I love dancing in my living room, swimming, and chatting with my friends (usually on video calls since I have friends all around the globe).


What makes me unique is my ability to go deep into conversations, even if I just met you.


What is your business name and how do you help your clients?


My business name is Whispering Out Loud. It came to me when I was studying to become a Life Coach. They gave us a journaling prompt: how do you envision your business life in five years?


I started writing and to my surprise, I wrote: Whispering Out Loud, Embrace Your Own Wisdom. I paused and asked myself what it meant.


At the time, I didn’t know, but the more I coached people, the more I understood its meaning.


Through my work, I help my clients raise the volume of their inner voice, silencing the background noise of their lives so that they can finally listen to what they really need and want and start living a life in full alignment with who they truly are.


What kind of audience do you target your business towards?


I normally work with powerhouse women that have a wonderful career, make good money, and have the “perfect life” from the outside, but deep down, they feel empty and overwhelmed and mostly, they feel they’re meant for more.


They’re at a point in their life where what they do and who they are it’s not enough for them anymore. They’re ready to live the epic life they’ve been dreaming of since they were little girls, when they had a fire in their belly, and they seemed unstoppable. They’re craving a life where they can get up excited in the morning and feel fulfilled, and that’s exactly what I help them build, an epic life full of passion, purpose, and pleasure.


What would you like to achieve for yourself and your business in the future?


I’m living the life I wanted to live, and I wake up excited to be who I am and to do work that allows me to empower other people to do the same. I would like to keep doing it, reaching more and more people with my work.


Who inspires you to be the best that you can be?


Everyone has their hero. Mine is my mother. She was living a life that didn’t allow her to be herself and she did everything in her power to turn things around and create the best life ever.


What is your work inspired by?


I love Rich Litvin, the author of “A Prosperous Coach” and his approach. He comes from a place of love and service, and he inspires me to do the same.


Tell us about a pivotal moment in your life that brought you to where you are today.


My decision to go back to Europe. I was living in Seattle, and I wasn’t happy for a multitude of reasons. I was living what looked like the perfect life. In fact, so many people kept asking me for years if I was crazy to have left that behind. But my soul kept screaming to get out of there. And I listened. And now I’m truly living a perfect life, from the inside out.


Follow me on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and visit my website for more info!




 
 

This article is published in collaboration with Brainz Magazine’s network of global experts, carefully selected to share real, valuable insights.

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