What If…
Did you know I used to be a graphic designer?
That’s what I studied in college and I built a decent career for myself… but did I ever like it? I liked being creative, but honestly, no. I found it intensely draining. Unfortunately, my way out of my graphic design career was very dramatic –involving a pandemic and a divorce, among other horrors – but eventually I did begin to follow my passions and build something that made me feel fulfilled. And now, five years later, here I am.
Since then I’ve been invited into spaces as the mindfulness and wellness coach for conferences and retreats. I’ve guided folks through meditation and yoga. And every time, I leave these experiences with this “YES” feeling. Like deep in my chest I have this excitement - an energy inside me squealing with approval. I love helping people expand their awareness and connect more fully with themselves. I love teaching people practical ways to regulate their nervous systems. I love helping folks get out of their heads and come back into their bodies. I love facilitating these experiences!
On top of this, I am now a certified life coach and a certified career coach. My life is a far cry from the that girl sitting in a cubicle all those years ago. Even though it took significant hardships and ruthless rockbottom moments for me to get here, it all birthed me into this new version of myself. It’s only natural that I show up in the world in an entirely new way.
I’ve spent a lot of time telling my story and documenting ME reclaiming MYSELF, but now I’m finding myself in environments and with opportunities to guide others towards their own reclamation... And I would have never gotten here if I hadn’t decided to make the scary and uncomfortable change years ago away from designing and into something more fulfilling. I would have never found myself in these spaces, and in your inbox, if I hadn’t listened to my intuition - that gut feeling that something was wrong. That maybe, I wanted more.
Now, let me I ask you: Is there an area in your life that feels unfulfilling? Somewhere that brings discontent? I know change is scary. And trust me, I know uprooting something you’ve worked hard to build is terrifying. But What if… what if there is a possibility for more? Is there a more alive and a more true expression of your life? Silence the practical voice for just a moment - the voice telling you all the reasons why this is ridiculous. (That voice is so important, we love her, but sometime she works overtime.) What would it look like? What would you be doing if you were living the most honest version of your life?
Think about it…