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Where emotional truth, self-leadership and embodied wealth meet. For women ready to uncover what’s underneath and learn to hold more without abandoning themselves.
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Maybe You Don’t Need a Better Dream. Maybe You Need to Let Yourself Have It (opens the original)
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Women are usually pretty bad at receiving.And even though I’ve worked on this aspect of myself for a few years now, I was actually quite shocked recently by how not open to receiving I was myself. Which is kind of funny, because this is literally something I teach women.I talk about receiving. I talk about desire and letting ourselves want more. I talk about how we can’t spend our whole lives pushing, doing, controlling and trying to make everything happen.And apparently I can teach all of that
The Letting Go Wasn't Finished (opens the original)
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I thought the hard part was over. It wasn’t. It just changed shape. A couple of weeks ago I wrote about getting sick. About the pneumonia, losing my voice, the “resting” that turned into something much longer than I planned.I wrote about what it forced me to see. The infrastructure I’d been avoiding building. The automations, the low-ticket offers, the things that could hold my business steady when I wasn’t there to hold it myself.I ended the post still inside the realization. Still figuring it
What If Your Business Doesn't Need More of You? (opens the original)
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I didn’t plan to be away from my businessA couple of days after spending my 18th wedding anniversary and Mother’s Day with my family, I fell ill.My husband had just flown home for the celebrations for the weekend and was off again to Spain. My daughter was back in her hometown studying, so I was home with my son and our two cats.It had been a while since I had been sick.So I just took it as a good time to rest.But after “resting” for two weeks, I realised it wasn’t going anywhere, and I ended up
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