HEALING | EMBODIMENT | RELATIONSHIPS | ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Nudge That Creative Zone Inside You
Coaching is not about advice giving. It’s about ushering you into the dimension of your own wisdom and leadership.
It’s about helping you see yourself. It’s about holding the space open for your vision to fully land in the here and now.
The edge of expansion you seek is within you and it will carry you as far as you want to go as long as you are willing to listen to yourself and honor what you know to be deeply true.
Don’t Underestimate Yourself
When you know who you are and trust in what you are here to do, you are empowered to make real change happen in your life.
Not just by changing things up a little bit like raising your fee, or getting a promotion, or making more money, but by risking to be more of who you are…
The Courage to Own What You Want
It was in this moment the course of the way I did business changed. I was able to see what was missing with someone else’s expert eyes on what I was doing. But the course shifted not just because I met a business coach for the first time, but because I committed to the process that was underway.
As a result of signing of for her group coaching program I met a community of people who got it, who saw me, who supported me, and who were on the same path.
The Right Support
I think where we go wrong is thinking that a good strategy will bail us out of our indecision around our work.
It won’t.
In fact, strategy (or the lack there of) can often be what perpetuates the overwhelm we feel.
Community as Healer
As creative entrepreneurs, we often grapple with a whirlwind of questions:
- What do I offer that truly matters?
- Who will resonate with what I do?
- Am I good enough to deliver this work?
- Will people choose to invest?
It’s all too easy to blur the lines between who you are and what you do, but here’s the truth: You are not your work. Your work is a vehicle for your purpose, but it is not your identity.
The Turning Point
Eight years ago, I faced a pivotal turning point in my life and career.
Despite doing what I loved for a living, I worked often with almost no time off which caused me to burn out on the work I loved to do.
I knew my passion was to be of service, to truly effect influential change in the lives of my clients, and I was working with clients I loved, but I still felt stretched across different business models that were not enabling me to truly thrive.
I was exhausted.