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Wholehearted Self Embodiment with Phoenix Gibbs
Phoenix Gibbs is a motivational speaker, affirmations, author, and self embodiment coach for single, free-spirited, aquarius lesbians. Through self embodiment, she guides them through releasing emotional and mental detachment to help attract the person who will accept them for who they are. Phoenix is also a wedding officiant and the author of a book called 365 Days of Affirmation for the Mind, Heart, Body, and Spirit, an affirmation biography about turning trauma and abuse she experienced into triumph. Phoenix’s passion is to help women unleash their full potential and show the world exactly who the F they are with no fear, no excuses, no explanations or apologies.
What You Will Hear:
- Phoenix early life and traumas
- Confronting her father
- Phoenix’s mother and grandmother’s impact
- Near death experience
- People pleasing
- Married to a man and becoming lesbian
- Deep awakening and energy shift
- Being unapologetic
- Your Life, Your Purpose, No Explanations
- 365 Days of Affirmation for the Mind, Heart, Body, and Spirit.
- Changing the narrative
Quotes:
“Our parents really don't talk about their traumas. They don't talk about their stories. They don't talk about their challenges. They just wing it day by day.”
“The legacy of regret is enough to inform anyone's journey if you're paying attention.”
“People pleasing is not as selfless as it. It's often you're trying to fill a cup that's empty so you try to get this gratification that never actually comes.”
“I realized I was entertaining one sided relationships.”
“The one constant for me was live life to the best of my ability.”
“Every minute of the day, someone's taking their last breath. And before they take their last breath, they have two choices. They think about the regret or they think about all that they did.”
“Changing the narrative means to me is being committed to shift and change wholeheartedly in all aspects of your life. Because if you want better, you have to do better”
Mentioned:
Selfembodimentphoenix.com
Socials @phoenixgibbs or @phoenixsky
Linktree/phoenixgibbs
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Phoenix Gibbs is a motivational speaker, affirmations, author, and self embodiment coach for single, free-spirited, aquarius lesbians. Through self embodiment, she guides them through releasing emotional and mental detachment to help attract the person who will accept them for who they are. Phoenix is also a wedding officiant and the author of a book called 365 Days of Affirmation for the Mind, Heart, Body, and Spirit, an affirmation biography about turning trauma and abuse she experienced into triumph. Phoenix’s passion is to help women unleash their full potential and show the world exactly who the F they are with no fear, no excuses, no explanations or apologies.
What You Will Hear:
- Phoenix early life and traumas
- Confronting her father
- Phoenix’s mother and grandmother’s impact
- Near death experience
- People pleasing
- Married to a man and becoming lesbian
- Deep awakening and energy shift
- Being unapologetic
- Your Life, Your Purpose, No Explanations
- 365 Days of Affirmation for the Mind, Heart, Body, and Spirit.
- Changing the narrative
Quotes:
“Our parents really don't talk about their traumas. They don't talk about their stories. They don't talk about their challenges. They just wing it day by day.”
“The legacy of regret is enough to inform anyone's journey if you're paying attention.”
“People pleasing is not as selfless as it. It's often you're trying to fill a cup that's empty so you try to get this gratification that never actually comes.”
“I realized I was entertaining one sided relationships.”
“The one constant for me was live life to the best of my ability.”
“Every minute of the day, someone's taking their last breath. And before they take their last breath, they have two choices. They think about the regret or they think about all that they did.”
“Changing the narrative means to me is being committed to shift and change wholeheartedly in all aspects of your life. Because if you want better, you have to do better”
Mentioned:
Selfembodimentphoenix.com
Socials @phoenixgibbs or @phoenixsky
Linktree/phoenixgibbs