COACHING
You’ve already done “the work”
Isn’t that why you’re here?
You’ve written the affirmations and posted them on your mirror.
You’ve studied yoga and tried to meditate every day.
You've attended workshops and participated in the transformational retreats.
And you know, intellectually, that your innately worthy.
But there’s a disconnect.
Because you still find yourself wanting to be liked by everyone — even those you don’t like very much.
Because you still kill yourself going after the next promotion, the next project, the next professional accolade that might finally make you feel accomplished.
Because changing your mindset doesn’t seem to be changing anything.
Because you’re frustrated that, after all this time and all this work, none of it feels like enough.
You don’t feel like enough.
I’m not here to tell you that you are. I’m here to show you that you are.
A DREAM REMAINS A DREAM WITHOUT ACTION
Through my coaching I guide you access the worthiness that’s already inside of you, and start the process of healing what has hardened around it from the inside out.
I call that it the hard shell — not because you’re broken, but because you’re a human, a woman, and it’s part of the healing work that we all need to do.
Regardless of how many “Girl Boss” stickers you see emblazoned across the Internet, women have been and remain deeply conditioned to stay small, to stay quiet, to question the space we take up in the world. That is our collective wound.When we grow up constantly being told, consciously or not, to compare ourselves to others, to people-please, to be perfect — we will, consciously or not, begin to question our feelings, our purpose, our voices, our worth. And so we spend our whole lives looking for the answers outside of us: In unhealthy relationships. In diets and disordered eating. In the burnout from never-ending professional pursuit.
We may even be aware of some of the patterns, but have no idea how to fix them. Then we get mad at ourselves for not knowing — and the pattern continues.
We are obsessed with what everybody else thinks.We’re afraid of letting everyone — anyone — down.And we’re angry and ashamed that no matter what we do, we’re never fixed. We continue to ask the world around us, everything outside of us: Am I worthy of this? Of this? Of this? And no matter the answer, we remain unconvinced. Because the truth only lies within us. We just never turn to ourselves to ask the question.