It's actually not about boundaries. It's about sovereignty. It's about becoming the woman who can stand in her own life without needing everyone else to be okay before she can be okay. This doesn't feel empowering at first—it feels incredibly uncomfortable. Because you're not just changing a behavior; you're changing a nervous system that has learned for decades that love equals managing everyone else's experience. Sovereignty Feels Weird Before It Feels Peaceful I programmed

I started my podcast in the back of my car in Jan 2023; literally - go listen to the first unedited episode, it's all there. Leslie was in her daughter's closet, it could not have been more perfect. Since then, I have recorded over 100 episodes with over 100 exquisite women. I have also organized FIVE summits with one more to go this November. AND I still get nervous before recording, before launching. I still wake up through the night sometimes before the show. I still somet

So much of personal development is built around "future her." But there is no future version of you that's finally worthy of living your life. There is only today's version of you making today's choices. Therefore, there is no "Becoming Her." *** Everywhere I look, women are talking about becoming her. What would she do. Act like her. Dress like her. Step into your future self. And while I understand the intention, I wonder if we're accidentally creating another finish line