What to do when you feel like you're desperately clinging on to something

Ever feel like you cling desperately onto things?

Like you have a death grip around your goals?

Or a tight fist around what you want in the future?

Maybe it's a certain result… the dream job, house, business, relationship.

Or a certain feeling… certainty, safety, comfort.

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This muscle deserves your attention, too

The human species focuses a lot on training the physical body - your abs, biceps, quads.

I'd argue that we should be training the following muscles just as much, if not more than, our abs: our muscles of self awareness, compassion, discernment and intuition.

Self awareness isn't a skill that you simply have, or don't have.

It's a muscle that you can choose to train.

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This made me feel like I wasn't a good enough mentor and coach

There was a time when I didn't feel like I was a good enough guide, coach or mentor.

Everything I was seeing online from other coaches were testimonials about how they helped their clients make $10K months.

So I started to compare myself, consumed by this nagging limiting belief:

I don't help my clients make $10K months so the work I do is not important and I'm not good enough.

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How to acknowledge your emotions without the overwhelm

If you're anything like me and the clients I work with, you feel the feels.

Maybe you’ve even been called “too emotional” or “too sensitive” (fyi, me too, more than once).

Or growing up, you weren't taught how to feel (another fyi, me neither).

So now as an adult, part of your survival strategy has been to NOT feel. To instead bury your feelings deep into your subconscious for “later”.

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No one can heal you but you. Period.

Any time anyone refers to me as a “healer” or that I “healed” them, I cringe.

Personally, I don't resonate with this title.

Here's why:

No one else can heal you but yourself.

You are your own healer.

Now, this is not to say that we don't need support because we can heal ourselves. Or that you have to go about this alone.

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Embody gratitude beyond your gratitude list

Over the last week I've been reflecting a lot on gratitude.

You've probably heard it all (at least I know I have): practice gratitude, be grateful, have a gratitude journal, list the things you're grateful for regularly.

But then I found myself stuck.

Yes, stuck with gratitude. And I'm sure I'm not alone.

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A lie about rest we need to shift

Something I hear often is the belief that rest is unproductive.

I hear this from my coaching clients.

From potential clients who book clarity calls with me.

From people on Instagram.

From my friends and family.

From former colleagues.

I'm not surprised that this is such a strong belief across all my communities because here's what we've all been conditioned to believe:

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The time I met Thich Nhat Hanh

Recently, Thich Nhat Hanh, celebrated his 95th continuation day (birthday).

In honour of this, I spent time reflecting on how much his practical teachings on mindfulness have supported and transformed my life. And through the inspiration of his teachings, I use mindfulness and mindful ways of being to support my community.

Back in 2017, I was honoured to meet Thich Nhat Hanh in person.

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