I know what it's like to be a high-achieving woman who struggles with self-doubt because I was one.

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For years I felt such an imbalance in my life. I was unstoppable at doing for others. There wasn't a deadline I didn't meet.

 

You have a big project? I'm your woman.

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I was the PTA president.

I ran my church's Sunday School.

I volunteered to be the Writing Coordinator for the district where I taught.

I coordinated the scholarship drive for our local Optimist Club

I was on the executive board of our local women's club

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But showing up for myself? That was a different story.

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For years, I worked in a job that I no longer enjoyed because I kept telling myself that I didn't know how to start a business. (I've now started two.)

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I've always wanted to write a book but kept telling myself that I didn't ever finish what I started so why bother? (I now schedule writing time on my calendar.)

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I've wanted to learn art journaling for years but kept telling myself that I'm a terrible artist. (I bought courses to teach me how to draw and art journal.) 

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So what changed for me?

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I learned to see the thoughts that were holding me back and keeping me in my comfort zone.

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I got myself out of confusion, self-doubt, and complacency and into intention, purpose, and commitment.

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I went all-in on my goals and dreams and realized how important it was to think thoughts aligned with where I wanted to go and not with where I had been.

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And now I help other high-achieving women do the same.

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Join me for this Lunch & Learn Workshop series and learn some of my secrets!