A sound healing on the reflective question of “How can I take my gifts more seriously, but myself more tenderly?”
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The 7 Faces Of Money Shame
Number one is you’ve never had money. So let’s say you grew up in a really struggling household and you’ve always struggled having money. And so shame can
5 Reasons Sensitives Struggle To Be Their Most Authentic Self & Cap Their Biz As A Result
There’s insight that changes lives and insight that changes businesses… If you are a deep feely, heart-led person struggling to make more impact, sales, and money in your
An inside look at what abundance sounds & feels like
You’re here because you’re on your awakening journey. You may even be building a coaching or healing business or leading yourself in a career pivot because of that
Deep Feeler, HSP or Empath? Here’s the differences
Hey beautiful human. Have you ever got the impression from others or actually been told that you’re weak, need to stop caring so much, or that you’re too
How To Align To Your Goals In A Healthy Way
Have you started to think about setting goals for yourself in 2022 that align to what your intuition says are right for you? That align with what really
Here’s To NOT meeting expectations
How many times have you heard: “You should just be grateful that you have…[xyz].” When people in your life deal out “gratitude” with a heavy emphasis on SHOULD…well,
Are your “small” inspirations big enough?
What would happen if we fully grasped the POWER of small steps, small offers, small inspirations, created from our biggest, most abundant frequency? Are small contributions, progressive transformations,
How To Get Over Being Perfectified
When it comes to highly sensitive humans and empaths in business or creative pursuits, there’s a tendency to want to hang back and perfect things (and ourselves) before
Raise Your Vibration & Be Who You Are
Is your heart bursting to share you work in a bigger way, attract soulmate clients, or lead your positive change movement? Even though you’re passionate, do you avoid