This is not a sales pitch, I repeat, this is not a sales pitch. I've had this on my mind for a while now and wanted to get feedback about it. People who've had a call with me, or worked with me, talk about it being a holysh*t experience - their words, not mine. So, I have this program called The Awakening. Imagine an immersive and experiential 3 full days, 8 hours a day of high flame coaching where you get a ridiculous transformation, and it's guaranteed. The idea I've been playing with is splitting it up instead of it being the full 3 days, and I wanted to know... which do you choose? UPDATED TO ADD: Before the program opens, I have a 1:1 call with everyone and ask what they want to break through (and I do have an idea before I start). Then, I design the program for THAT container based on who is in it (which always ends up being perfect). After the program, I ask everyone 1:1 if they got what they came for. 100% of people have responded, "yes." The reason why I'm adding this is because since all the exercises are designed for that intense transformation, I'm wondering if spreading it out would water down the transformation? This is what I'm not sure about.

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You mention it casually. Something small, but important to you. A meeting you were nervous about. A story about your friend. A detail that mattered. They nod. “Yeah, that’s great.” “Hope it goes well.” A few days later, you bring it up again. And they look at you like it’s the first time they’re hearing it. “Oh… you didn’t tell me that.” And you pause. Because technically… it’s not a big deal. But it kind of is. Because it’s not about the detail. It’s about the feeling of: 💔“Did you actually hear me?” And over time, those little moments stack up. Not into fights. Not into big blowups. But into something quieter. You stop sharing as much You stop expecting them to remember You start keeping things to yourself Not because you want to… Because it feels easier. And that’s how connection slowly fades. Not in one dramatic moment. In a hundred tiny ones. The fix isn’t “try harder to remember everything.” It’s learning how to be present with each other again — in a way that actually sticks. That’s exactly the kind of thing I talk about inside my community. If this one hit a little close to home, you’d probably feel right at home there.

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Your next workshop is happening in just over an hour. We're talking about getting out of our own way and taking action faster. It took me a loooong time to figure out why I would put things off, suddenly need more coffee, had a craving for a snack. I was actively avoiding what I needed to do. There was fear of objections, rejections, judgment, criticism, being wrong in public. I kept myself in a holding pattern because of fear. It wasn't until I understood what I was afraid of that I was able to move beyond and start getting allthestuff done. Sending emails to my list. Check. Posting on social. Check. Getting on video. Check. Reaching out to someone to make an offer. Check. Singing a cappella in a coffee shop (ps. I'm tone deaf). Check. Today I take action faster. I make decisions faster. I am willing to overcome my own bullsh*t faster. Inside the workshop you're going to be looking at all of this and you're going to become aware of what's holding you back and why. Here's the Zoom link. See you there. Oh and here's a disclaimer. This isn't a sales pitch disguised as a workshop. I hate those. This is full-on value.