In a season that doesn’t stop and a holiday rush that's enough to make your head spin, it's crucial to hit pause and celebrate the prismatic masterpiece that is YOU.

It's not about being selfish; it's about recognizing your worth, your journey, and the sheer badassery that resides within your fabulous self.

Do you ever have that haunting feeling like something from your past is holding you back, disrupting your progress and success?

If so, you’ve been possessed by a demon. One named Self-Sabotage.

As the sun dapples us with its warm embrace and summer beckons with promises of indulgence, let's take a deliciously introspective journey into the fascinating world of ice cream and the enigmatic realm of imposter syndrome.

The “Cult of Should” removes your ability to play, to experiment, to fail and to learn. It makes you fall into the hype of hustle culture.

Bu who f’ing says it has to be like this?

We’re so accustomed to the hustle of DOING that we’ve lost sight of what’s most important, of what kick-started this procedure of accomplishment in the first place.

The moment you focus the lens on what you’re asking, the easier it will be to filter out the things that don’t interest you in return. Narrow the scope and request the feedback you need.

Where do we find comfort in the comeback, without romanticizing the suffering or adversity we’ve experienced? With so much that is out of our control, how do we move beyond certain experiences without losing what makes us special?

There’s a moment that happens during a coaching engagement right around our seventh session together.

Your Imposter Inner Voice shows up and throws some cold water on your spark.

And then you arrive to our coaching session and ask:

What if I can’t reach my goal?

Long after the New Year’s Eve hangover ends, you’ll be living your life through your routines and dreams. YOUR best life is unique to the fantastic, weird being that you are.

Here’s the thing: when you’re starting out on your own or taking on a new role, you can follow the books and blogs about how to set up and go about your business. You don’t have to, but you can.

You’ll try and fail and try and learn and try again. You’ll bump into things.

Have you ever wondered how the phrase "imposter syndrome" began? Understand where your feelings of self-doubt come from a little bit more.⁠

Who are my people? What defines "my clients"?

Who do I coach? Why?

Here's the thing: you never, ever have to apologize to me for being your badass self. Ever. And I'm not sorry for that.

If you wanted to make that leap from what you do to what you want to do, what would it take? What would you like to be when you grow up?