Show Notes
Its been a minute since I've shared a live coaching call with you. I've been having a lot of deeply personal conversation with my clients that have felt best kept private. But, this is a portion of a group coaching call I had in my membership.
This brave woman has been battling a bit with who she is, and thinking perhaps she is too difficult, too emotional, too much for people. I've been going through several of these same thoughts lately, so getting to coach her was also a bit of the coaching I needed to give myself.
Join us as we chat through what her brain actually believes and wants, and some through strategies you can employ the next time your brain decides you're not too special or great either.
I hope you're taking care of yourself this holiday season and loving you as best you can. It means so much that you're here with me, doing this work, and trusting in me to help guide any part of it.
See you inside💥
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