Hey Dreamer Eight years ago, I dove into being self-employed.I had no idea what I was doing! At the time, things weren’t going well with my supervisor (she was not a nice person), so I quit out of the blue. I gave her my 2-weeks notice just before the start of the Christmas holidays (don’t judge me, she had
Hey Dreamer, We live in a society that avoids pleasure. I witness it every day. The normalization of waking up unhappy to go to work. Whether it’s the overall dissatisfaction with your career, the boredom, lack of meaning, burnout, mundane routine or feeling unhappy; the choice to keep going to that job means you’re choosing to
TAP INTO YOUR DESIRESOnce you clearly identify what you truly desire, it becomes easier to find the motivation to pursue it no matter what. ACCEPT DISCOMFORTChange, real, meaningful change comes with discomfort. When you start to feel very uncomfortable, it’s a good sign. You are now stepping beyond your comfort zone where the real magic will
DO YOUR RESEARCHApproach your daily tasks with the mind of a researcher. Notice which tasks make you feel alive and excited, and which ones drain you. LEARN TO SAY NOStart saying NO to the things you really don’t want to do; delegate; or do an exchange with a colleague who might love a task you
Change is scary. When I speak with people who say they enjoy change, I know there’s always an area of their life where change is SUPER scary. We are wired to be afraid of the unknown, so when you are ready to make meaningful changes in your life, you will feel nervous. In my opinion,
Hey Soul Searching Queen! I’m a recovering perfectionist. As a recovering perfectionist, I’ve learnt that trying to be in control of every single little aspect of my life would drive me crazy. Because life just doesn’t work that way. You can never control everything and as a result, when you’re making important decisions about your
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.
