We’ll talk about how this shows up in our daily lives, why overachieving can be a mask for internalized wrongness, and the exact process I use to help Black women reset their nervous systems so authenticity feels safe again. I’ll share a client story, practical steps you can start today, and the one truth that changes everything: you were never the problem — you are the blueprint.

How to recognize the signs of internalized wrongness

Why over-preparing and over-performing never bring self-trust

The “safety scripts” that keep you editing yourself to fit in

Small, low-risk experiments to prove to your body it’s safe to be you

How to start stacking evidence for your worth and identity

If you’ve been shrinking, editing, or collecting receipts just to feel worthy, it’s time to reset.

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Take my free quiz to discover how your nervous system and survival patterns may be blocking your clarity:

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