I have developed the ability to read a situation and foresee what’s about to happen at the drop of a hat. Not unsurprising really, as my survival at times in my life has depended upon this skill.

It’s a skill that paradoxically while developed from a need to survive serves me deeply now in my work as a high level coach.

I’m no stranger to leadership either! After all, I spent years leading myself through and subsequently out of environments where leadership from others was absent.

I know I have the ability to transform a room when I speak. To allow energy around me to be elevated to levels that people didn’t think were possible. And yet, all of this comes at a cost.

You see, the dark side to being as open as this to people's emotions, to people’s body language, to being able to read situations instantly is that I am emotionally open and I trust too easily.

Sometimes people take advantage of that.

Maybe you can relate to that?

If so, read on!

You see, I, like yourself, am a high achiever. You probably wouldn’t be reading this if you weren’t!

And maybe you can also relate to the one thing that has held me back, and that is my belief in myself.

Sometimes not allowing myself to look at what I am able to do prevents me from seeing things clearly.

From seeing my future clearly.

Sometimes I get caught up in searching for the ONE THING, the one thing that will allow me to catapult myself forwards.

And maybe in doing so I miss the small, yet significant, stepping stones along the way.

Celebrating my successes does not come easily!

The thing is, is that I have accomplished many things.

I have taken my parents farm market and flipped it from almost being shut down to quickly creating 30k in one month from nothing.

I am a born high achiever! Even when someone gives me a goal like raising a couple of thousand at a school fair, I turn around and create over 4 times that. It’s just who I am!

I am proud of the fact that I developed the foundation and support through starting my own coaching and speaking business that has allowed me to leave my professional job. A position that could no longer contain my energy.

And yet, sometimes people find that energy too much. Sometimes I still find myself putting the brakes on, holding back, playing small.

As Marianne Williamson has said: the greatest gift is to let our own light shine, so that we unconsciously give others permission to shine too!

If this resonates with you, call me.
 

We will speak.