FACE FACTS.What we imagine is often a lot scarier than what is. Take the time to look at the facts before making a decision based on hearsay or even better, your imagination. CHOOSE.Your choice, whatever is it, will lead to a path you can handle. Make a decision and embrace it. BE EMPOWERED.Speak with empowering
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,
REMEMBER THAT NO IS A COMPLETE SENTENCE.You don’t need a long explanation to justify your truth. “No” is powerful. It sets a boundary. Whether you say “No, thank you,” “I’m no longer available,” or “This isn’t aligned with me anymore,” your NO creates space for you to be authentic and follow the direction your heart
KNOW WHAT YOU WANTWhen you take the time to get crystal clear about what you really want to do, it becomes easier to confidently take action to create the change you want to experience in your life. TAKE ACTIONEvery little action you take will bring you one step closer to your dream. Take the first
Hey Queen! When I was a kid, my mom would bring us to the public library on Saturdays and we would flip through index cards and look for books to read. I would often select books like The Babysitters Club, anything by Judy Blume, and a book from the series, Choose Your Own Adventure. As I
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
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.
