I wanted to take a moment to celebrate my clients, who are putting themselves out there and boldly expanding into their next evolution. Especially as daughters of immigrants and women of color, it can be so hard to cultivate inner safety in our bodies to go beyond the “secure,” respectable options that have been expected of us. I'm so proud of the visionary, deeply caring, powerful, brilliant, creative entrepreneurs they are!

Everyone keeps telling you to stop listening to your fears. But what if that's the problem? What if your body is actually trying to tell you something important? What if your body’s not holding you back, but guiding you toward what it needs to keep going? That feeling of hesitation, tightness, avoiding, or wanting to freeze isn’t a weakness. Your nervous system is signaling something important…something your body wants to urgently communicate with you.

In the spirit of mid-autumn festival 🌕 and the transition into fall, I’m so excited to celebrate some of the incredible business wins my clients have created the past three months.  These are visionary daughters of immigrants, eldest daughters, entrepreneurs, and creatives who are building their businesses in ways that are bold, life-giving, sustainable, and true to them. Here are some highlights from Q3 🎉👇🏼

A client once told me, "I know I'm qualified. I know I have something powerful to share and offer. Why do I keep avoiding promoting my services and my brand?"

She had multiple degrees and credentials. She was a lecturer at a university and developed frameworks that were now being used in programs around the world. Her Google Drive was filled with detailed strategic plans and documents that she created over the many years she'd been preparing to launch her consultancy publicly. The problem was, when it came time to actually promote herself and sell her consulting services, she instead found herself: creating yet another strategic plan document, refining her frameworks, and developing a user research plan to gather more data. After years of planning but no action, she knew she was in an avoidance loop. 🔁