Awakening…

…when I first heard this term, I had this vision of a woman with long, flowing, curly hair. Dressed in a long skirt, dancing outside. It was not encouraging.

While a part of me wondered what those women felt like, it felt scary AF. Did I want to feel some zen and maybe a little more spiritually connected? Sure. But even the word “spiritual” was too much for me. Frankly, it sounds too much like religion…and I’ve always been more of a #goldenrule kind of girl.

So imagine how I felt when I realized I WAS awakening.

It was a serious wtf moment.

Soooooo many emotions. Fear, isolation, more fear.

Wondering if being into the woo means I’m going to fundamentally change as a person. Would I be unrecognizable? Will my friends, and family, think I’m a weirdo? Did I need to start meditating and journaling and dressing in flowing skirts.

The honest truth is: yes and no.

I’m not rocking a flowing skirt, but inside, I’ve changed a ton. I talk about crystals. I bug my friends with “It’s #sagitariusseason and we’re meant to be lost right now.” …I even journal…when I feel like it lol.

I also, still rock a strong business sense. I balance the woo with the real world. I might talk about the science of energy with one client, and draw oracle cards for another.

I’m sharing this today, for any and all of you, who are in this time of awakening. You don’t have to change into a stereotype. You can still be YOU.

Now you’re just a little more aware of things.

A little more in tune with what’s happening around you - spiritually, energetically, whatever word resonates with you. (ps. my words change all the time)

And I’m here for you. I’m here to help you as you go through this. However, that looks. It’s part of what I do with my 1:1 clients. Usually, it’s mixed with their business, but it doesn’t have to be.

So if you want someone to be here solely to support you as you go through this, reach out to me. I’ll listen. Share tools that have worked with me. Help you find what works for you.

You don’t have to go through this alone. There’s a whole tribe of us out here, finding each other. All at different parts of the journey, all here to help and support each other. 💛