Overcome the fear of visibility as a new coach by harnessing embodiment and mindset. This guide explores conscious embodiment and mindset change, offering practical steps towards self-leadership, trait change, and embracing discomfort. Embark on your coaching journey with confidence and transform your fear into an opportunity for growth and impact.
Discover the transformative power of subconscious work and embodiment in overcoming social anxiety. Embrace your fears, embody your truth, and step into the limelight as a confident coach.
Embodied confidence is crucial for new coaches and healers. By combining mindset work, subconscious work, and embodiment, you’ll cultivate self-assurance and presence. Embrace the learning curve, maintain social awareness, and find balance in your voice and tone to unlock better opportunities and life satisfaction.
In this blog, we discuss centring, a powerful exercise for combating stress and anxiety. Through embodiment practices and consistent application, individuals can achieve balance, break free from anxiety, and improve mental and physical well-being.
Learn how to be visible as a new coach through authenticity, ethical marketing, and sales as service. Discover the power of your core values in impacting your community and the world.
Your core values motivate your actions both in your personal life and your business, which is why knowing what they are and building your business on them from the very beginning is essential. Learn more about the these values and make sure you download the free guide.
Working with visibility fears starts with acknowledging them, but then the work continues. Read the blog post to gain more clarity.
There’s no such thing as an “anxious type” read this post to learn how to change your mindset and daily practices to create a calmer, more productive professional life.
If you know what you stand for, visibility fears no longer hold you back, and you are able to transform your current patterns with greater ease.
There’s a distinct difference between the way entrepreneurs and employees approach work, setbacks, and the ever amounting challenges life throws at them. Employees tend to do what they are asked to and like to feel safe in their environment. Entrepreneurs, on the other hand, love a good challenge, they’re constantly in the lookout for ways to grow and optimise their processes, and thrive even in uncertain times. They own their decisions and taking a significant risk doesn’t hold them back. Are you an entrepreneur? Do you have an entrepreneurial mindset? Read on to find out.