Intelligent Intoxication

Before we can intentionally change our lives, we must be willing to make an impactful choice by answering this question:

Will you accept your sobering life hangover?

A few questions for your consideration:

• When do you notice accepting something that you really want to change?

To grab a copy of my book, click below:

Intentional Intoxication Book

I invite you to click on the link below to book a complimentary happy hour call with me. I’d love to hear about you and offer you the help and support you might be looking for:

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For on-line counseling resources, check out:

Better Help

If you have something you’d really love to hear on the podcast, I would be giddy and grateful to hear all about it:

[email protected]

My first book will officially be published and available on Amazon. To say that I’ve squirmed (experienced discomfort) as I’ve written this book is an understatement. In this short series, I’ve shared my top 10 reasons to challenge yourself to squirm just beyond your own comfort zone. 

Reason #1:  When you’re squirming to grow and expand as you develop and utilize your inherent gifts to improve your life and make a meaningful contribution to others, you aren’t selfish - you’re doing what you were born to do. 

A few questions for your consideration:

• When do you notice telling yourself that it’s “selfish” to expand your gifts and pursue your talents?

To grab a copy of my book, click below:

Intentional Intoxication Book

I invite you to click on the link below to book a complimentary happy hour call with me. I’d love to hear about you and offer you the help and support you might be looking for:

Chat with Terri... 

For on-line counseling resources, check out:

Better Help

If you have something you’d really love to hear on the podcast, I would be giddy and grateful to hear all about it:

[email protected]

My first book will officially be published and available on Amazon. To say that I’ve squirmed (experienced discomfort) as I’ve written this book is an understatement. In this short series, I’ve shared my top 10 reasons to challenge yourself to squirm just beyond your own comfort zone. 

Reason #2: Intentional squirming keeps you focused on your own “lane” and helps you steer clear of drama.  

A few questions for your consideration:

• When do you notice getting stuck in drama because you have too much time on your hands?

To grab a copy of my book, click below:

Intentional Intoxication Book

I invite you to click on the link below to book a complimentary happy hour call with me. I’d love to hear about you and offer you the help and support you might be looking for:

Chat with Terri... 

For on-line counseling resources, check out:

Better Help

If you have something you’d really love to hear on the podcast, I would be giddy and grateful to hear all about it:

[email protected]

In 3 short days my first book will officially be published and available on Amazon. To say that I’ve squirmed (experienced discomfort) as I’ve written this book is an understatement. Over the next few days, I’ll offer you my top 10 reasons for intentionally squirming in your own life. 

Reason #3: Intentional squirming enables you to create your own parallel path. 

A few questions for your consideration:

• What if you could be as excited as a young adult leaving home for the first time?

I invite you to click on the link below to book a complimentary happy hour call with me. I’d love to hear about you and offer you the help and support you might be looking for:

Chat with Terri... 

For on-line counseling resources, check out:

Better Help

If you have something you’d really love to hear on the podcast, I would be giddy and grateful to hear all about it:

[email protected]

In 3 short days my first book will officially be published and available on Amazon. To say that I’ve squirmed (experienced discomfort) as I’ve written this book is an understatement. Over the next few days, I’ll offer you my top 10 reasons for intentionally squirming in your own life. 

Reason #4: Intentional squirming gives others permission and encouragement to do the same.  

A few questions for your consideration:

• What if going after your goals is akin to taking others along with you? What then?

I invite you to click on the link below to book a complimentary happy hour call with me. I’d love to hear about you and offer you the help and support you might be looking for:

Chat with Terri... 

For on-line counseling resources, check out:

Better Help

If you have something you’d really love to hear on the podcast, I would be giddy and grateful to hear all about it:

[email protected]

In less than 10 days my first book will officially be published and available on Amazon. To say that I’ve squirmed (experienced discomfort) as I’ve written this book is an understatement. Over the next few days, I’ll offer you my top 10 reasons for intentionally squirming in your own life. 

Reason #7: Intentional squirming will allow you to feel so proud of yourself and be able to say “I did this.”

A few questions for your consideration:

• What would make you so proud to finally accomplish?

I invite you to click on the link below to book a complimentary happy hour call with me. I’d love to hear about you and offer you the help and support you might be looking for:

Chat with Terri... 

For on-line counseling resources, check out:

Better Help

If you have something you’d really love to hear on the podcast, I would be giddy and grateful to hear all about it:

[email protected]

In less than 10 days my first book will officially be published and available on Amazon. To say that I’ve squirmed (experienced discomfort) as I’ve written this book is an understatement. Over the next few days, I’ll offer you my top 10 reasons for intentionally squirming in your own life. 

Reason #8: Intentional squirming will bring up opportunities to comfort your Inner Child and begin to heal old triggers. You may not have had the skills to take care of yourself as a child, but you can take care of yourself as an adult. 

A few questions for your consideration:

• How willing are you to take care of yourself when you get triggered?

I invite you to click on the link below to book a complimentary happy hour call with me. I’d love to hear about you and offer you the help and support you might be looking for:

Chat with Terri... 

For on-line counseling resources, check out:

Better Help

If you have something you’d really love to hear on the podcast, I would be giddy and grateful to hear all about it:

[email protected]

In less than 10 days my first book will officially be published and available on Amazon. To say that I’ve squirmed (experienced discomfort) as I’ve written this book is an understatement. Over the next few days, I’ll offer you my top 10 reasons for intentionally squirming in your own life. 

Reason #9: Intentional squirming is required if you want to experience deep fulfillment. 

A few questions for your consideration:

• How willing are you to squirm in order to make continuous progress?

I invite you to click on the link below to book a complimentary happy hour call with me. I’d love to hear about you and offer you the help and support you might be looking for:

Chat with Terri... 

For on-line counseling resources, check out:

Better Help

If you have something you’d really love to hear on the podcast, I would be giddy and grateful to hear all about it:

[email protected]

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