Hey Dreamer Whether I’m talking about what you desire, your beliefs around what’s possible for you, prioritizing your well-being, overcoming fear, or simply trusting your journey, it’s all relevant when you’ve been unhappy at work, and you’re ready to make a meaningful change in your career. Whether it’s working with clients, having heart-to-heart conversations with friends,
START WITH BABY STEPS.When you’re ready to make a change it doesn’t have to feel like you’re jumping off a ledge. Start with an action that feels like an easy yes, experience what it feels like in your body, celebrate your progress and decide what to do next. ASK FOR HELP.Asking for help is one
Hey Dreamer, When making an important decision, do you lean into fear or faith? Last month while I was writing the March newsletter, I had an epiphany. I had just finished speaking with someone so immersed in her fear, that she preferred staying in a situation she described as exhausting instead of exploring her
TRUST YOURSELFStart making decisions without others’ input and be open to the outcome. SAY YES TO WHAT YOUR HEART TRULY DESIRESGather up the courage to pursue your dreams, you won’t regret it! MEDITATECommit to moments of silence so you can start to connect to your heart and what you want. TAKE RISKSNothing in life is
GO WITHINTake some time in your day to go within.Silence and a calm environment will make it easier for you to hear the subtle messages from your inner voice. TRUST YOURSELFWhen you start to hear your inner voice, learn to listen to and trust her.She knows what’s best for you. YOU know what’s best for
Years ago (2006 to be exact), I fell in love with the movie Something New. At the time, I could totally relate to the main character who lived a very uptight life and who was encouraged by her group of friends to just “let go and let flow.” Anxiety ruled my life, so I quickly adopted the
I help creative, unconventional women feel empowered and develop their self-confidence so they can say yes to the life they want to live, not the one they think they should be living.
