Just Being

#15: We hope people-pleasing and perfectionism will lead to being liked and feeling enough, but often we’re just left feeling burnt-out, boxed in, or held back. Because the true path to inner freedom and big impact is found in Just Being Seen as Whole.

#14: Tarot Cards. Psychic Readings. Ouija Boards. As a kid, a desire for control had me seeking answers in signs - but they came at a massive cost to my self-agency. So I left it all behind until one day I sent money to a stranger on the Internet and learned to see energy as a tool for self-trust and inner growth.

#13: People might not understand you. Some might walk away from you. Your job isn’t to be liked by everyone, but to trust yourself and be fully y-o-u. Here’s how to let yourself Just Be Seen as Multi-Dimensional.

#12: Unleashing your greatness and getting what you truly desire is found by first stepping into your truth - and Just Being Seen as Liberated.

#11: He called it as he saw it: I was ‘playing’ business, watering down my impact by trying to prove myself to others. As counter-intuitive as it sounds, if you want to be of the highest service, you have to risk Just Being Seen as Selfish first.

#10: Challenging the rules around what it means to be good, be successful, and make money or create impact in this episode of Just Being Seen Outside the Box.

#09: You’re exhausted by your marketing efforts because you’re playing an unwinnable game. Rather than trying to convince people who don’t get it, what if you focused on connecting with those who do?

#08: She’s had coffee with some of the worst people you can meet on the street. I could sense a man was dangerous just by looking at his profile picture. Being highly intuitive is a gift that requires getting comfortable Just Being Seen… in the dark.

#07: Teenagers in grown-up suits. Migraines blamed on mindset. Defense symptoms, inner protectors, worthiness questions, and what it really means to Just Be Seen on the Inside.

#06: There are facets of my life I decide in advance to fail at. Bathroom etiquette is one.

Making ‘hot toddies’ is another. Because it’s abundance, not shame, that’s found in Just Being Seen as Imperfect.