I'll be dropping off my daughter the school bus and then starting an epic travel 🧳🧳 to SOUTH AFRICA. Where I will co-host and coach on a women's Safari for 7 days. I have done a lot of "heavy lifting" spiritually and emotionally to prepare and to make my return easy as well. Summer camps ✅ Girl Guide activities ✅ Work stuff ✅ Sales systems and promo for my incredible coaching program ✅ Leisure ✅ Peace for my soul among all this massive uplevel in identity, lifestyle and lon

"I'm worried you'll betray me again" "You're not mature enough/you're not emotionally mature" "You think more of yourself than my experience of you" **** What do you feel reading those statements? Do they push on a part of yourself that you know is dark? Do you immediately want to defend and debate these words, directed at you? How do you/would you back yourself up when facing this as a reality? What can you actually hold about your identity (not the roles you play) when you

How does a woman with debt, jobs, a young child, and other life "things" still manage to be published in two books (anthologies) host an amazing podcast growing by the day partner with two sisters in Christ to run a very intentional community be chosen to coach on a women's luxury safari trip and face down her dark sides with love and grace among an endless list of other "things" that people may think are conditional based on "arriving" somewhere with life INSTEAD OF JUST CHO