82. How to Release Judgement

82. How to Release Judgement

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83. New vs Old Belief Patterns

In chatting with a client this week, we unpacked an old belief she has about herself and what being successful means. She had it in her head that success looks a certain way, so she is always trying to achieve more, make more, be more. But recently she stopped and asked herself w ...  Show more

81. What's The Worst Case Scenario

One of my fave topics! This comes up so frequently in my coaching and mentoring sessions: "I feel like I am made of more but I am paralyzed by fear." Cool. Welcome to being human. In today's episode I dive into how to shift your brain from fear to focus so you can start taking ac ...  Show more

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