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we need to give ourselves permission to start being more of our carefree selves we used to be when we were younger. we need to allow ourselves more space to be different and take action towards the things that light us up. it's not dangerous to be different anymore. in this episode we talk about shadow work, overcoming ego and practicing the self-love we preach about. hope you like it! xx
when you want to launch something, whether itās a podcast or a business or a clothing line - you feel like you have to do so with no flaws. but that's not true.
the attitude that things need to be perfect from the get-go is only keep us from living our dream life. in this episode we dissect "would you rather take the leap first and slowly improve something or slowly improve something first and then take the leap?" and we land on the fact that it doesn't *really* matter.
it doesnāt matter if you chose option 1 or 2, the point is you will still face uncertainty, self-doubt and a little bit of failure. no one can escape those things, theyāre a part of the journey and theyāre not the most fun in the moment, but they are what make the wins taste sweeter in the future. give it a listen & join the conversation in the comments!
self-coaching is rooted in love and healing. it's how i'm taking the initiative to find answers within.
my mindset in the midst of transformation. accepting my reality, and taking mindful action towards changing for good. happy listening! xx
self-coaching is rooted in love and healing. it's how i'm taking the initiative to find answers within.
in this episode, you'll sense me taking you through my process of going from feeling small to connecting with my inner being. it might not make sense, but that's the point. ;)
happy listening! xx
self-coaching is rooted in love and healing. it's how i'm taking the initiative to find answers within.
this episode was inspired by my personal experience with success and self-trust. happy listening! xx
self-coaching is rooted in love and healing. it's how i'm taking the initiative to find answers within.
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