Clarity on the direction of her business 

As a seasoned medical practitioner Antonika was having a hard time finding her place in the landscape of gaining visibility of her business 

Diving deeper it turned out her main challenge was actually due to whether she was more passionate about having a larger impact vs. serving clients individually 

This opened up the doors to explore a lot of her previous patterns around proving herself and needing a sense of permission to own her authority 

Her final realization was to dive into these deeper questions to create the foundation on which she could make better business decisions

Letting go of the anxiousness when business is going well

As a multifaceted entrepreneur Tom was someone who got a lot done and his success showed it 

He had a hard time accepting “boredom” and became anxious when his business was stable and thus “boring”

When we unpacked the pattern deeper it was actually something that was reflective of his childhood patterns of performance 

The anxiousness was due to fear of “being” punished for being idle 

Unpacking this further it allowed him to realize it was creating a distortion in how he was dealing with his team and showing up as a leader

Additionally, it allowed him to make the realization that he had a hard time imagining who he would be without this limiting pattern, really opening up the door for his own transformation 

Leaving money on the table unnecessarily 

As a burnout expert Kelly was very well aware of her patterns and the head trash that has contributed to her burnout in the past

Diving deeper into them it became clear the same patterns and limits of unworthiness were creating unnecessary bottlenecks in her business right now

She had discomfort asking for money despite evidence that others were very willing to pay for her expertise 

Additionally, she recognized she felt unsafe receiving and was instead more at ease constantly giving and over-giving

Also, she recognized that a part of her aversion in setting up systems and memberships in her business was due to feeling significant from constantly being needed 

Having to constantly put out fires 

As a multi-faceted entrepreneur, Elease noticed that whenever she was at the brink of success, something “bad” would happen to derail her 

Since a lot of these things were outside of her direct control she was confused as to why this was happening 

As we dove deeper into the call it became clear that her pattern of avoidance was actually creating a lot of the “crashes” she had to dig herself out of 

This was such a rooted part of her identity that “good at problem solving” was showing up on personality tests but she hadn’t made the connection that she was creating her own problems to solve 

In addition, she also had a tendency to catastrophize which made the cycle even worse because even small things would throw her off 

Finding fulfillment in taking his business to the next level

As a self identified artist turned entrepreneur, Michael found a lot of success turning his love of leather into a 7 figure business 

He was conflicted about the “fire” that it took to actually grow that beyond its current level and the lack of fulfillment the idea of it gave him

Diving deeper we uncovered that this was a much deeper pattern of finding his sense of self worth in solving problems

This was so deep rooted that it was a core part of his identity and how he couldn’t really imagine who he would be without this

Additionally, Michael was able to open up the door to the exploration that “solving” this problem was really going to come from finding more emotional peace around the issue 

Making peace between growth and purposeful 

Miriam has had a long and successful career of helping other people

At this point in her life she was battling between wanting to do more and create bigger impact and also still feel aligned with her purpose 

The result of this was more stagnation than she would like in the growth of her business

As we dove deeper into it we were able to unpack a need to be really helpful to people to the point where it was like a “lever” of “okayness” she felt other people could pull

When thinking about doing that for the wider world it became overwhelming and produced a lot more inaction and lack of completion than she would have liked 

In addition, we dove into how this pattern conflicted with a sense of what it takes to create a lot of success

Finding fulfillment, peace and financial stability in expressing his purpose of addiction recovery 

Despite having a lot of big wins in life and in business Adam found himself in a constant state of overwork in order to fulfill his mission of helping as many people as possible heal their addictions

He’s made a lot of strides but due to a series of bad decisions, he was left in a financial bind he didn’t experience since he started his own recovery journey 

As a result he felt a lot of pressure to succeed 

Diving deeper into that we unpacked additional patterns that had him finding significance in the responsibility he felt at curing the world of addiction 

While this was driving him to do a lot, we explored the degree to which that also had the pattern of using work as a drug and the attachment of ‘saving’ and what it meant to his own version of fulfillment and inner peace 

Getting the word out there about her book

Despite writing a highly reviewed book with a powerful message, Debbie was having a hard time getting visibility to her book

She had hesitations around being on social media and also authentically sharing her story

As we dove deeper into it we unpacked a lot of limiting beliefs around her attitude towards hiding behind her book and not leading from the front 

Navigating the frustration and overwhelm in balancing personal life with business 

Britney was having a hard time finding the balance between her demands at home and the demands of her business 

In addition to navigating the circumstantial challenges she also experienced a lot of black and white thinking about her challenges

This caused her to have a lot less inner peace than she wanted

As we dug deeper she began to explore the idea of thought hygiene and how she could use that to improve her inner experience of navigating her circumstances as well as experience more inner peace  

Inconsistent growth 

While being very self aware, Kathy knew she had money mindset issues yet she wasn’t sure what to do about them

As we dove deeper into those blocks, it actually revealed that she had low expectations around making more than “bonus” money 

Additionally, we unpacked “secondary beliefs” around change and how it has to be hard and take a long time

Kathy was also able to allow herself to tap into the possibility of who she would be without these limiting beliefs and the wonderful things she would create