Can you REALLY make great money running a program that you love and that's based on what you do best?

Rebecca Lee does. And she's got a year-long waitlist.

As a social worker and supervisor for social workers, she felt a pull to create something totally different, something that wouldn't fit into the box of supervision or therapy or even coaching as we know it.

At first, she struggled with giving herself permission to do it.

In this episode, you'll hear how she created something that only she could create and why her family's farm is part of it.

If you've wondered if your idea is too out there, this is going to give you a big dose of permission to create your program.

Rebecca Lee is a Clinical Supervisor and Eco therapist who works with therapists, wellness professionals and healers to tap into their own rhythm, health and vision so they can create an impactful and joyful professional lives for themselves. Her work is centered around how we can re-connect with our authentic landscape through social justice, anti-oppression, seasonal landscape relationship, Yoga and Ayerveda practices.

Here's some of what we talked about:

• Creating a group program for social workers and other givers who want to find a new way of working and living
• Helping her participants step into their natural rhythms and give themselves permission to do what they really want to
• How she built the year-long program, Becoming Home and her other program, Supervision Circle
• Running in-person retreats on her family farm
• Providing asynchronous 1:1 support in her programs
• Using mostly word-of-mouth to fill her programs with a year-long waitlist!

Show notes at https://rebeltherapist.me/podcast/207