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…on the way of the heart to grow yourself, your relationship, and your work
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I wrestled with confusion on my path for many years. I knew I wanted more but I wasn’t sure what that looked like.
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Confusion was “safe.”
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As long as I didn’t know what I wanted, I didn’t have to change. I think there was a part of me that was afraid of what wanting more would require of me – that maybe I wouldn’t have what it takes.
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This caused me to settle, to stay at a job I was good at but that left me feeling empty. I chose to fill that emptiness with house projects and alcohol filled happy hours. All of this kept me disconnected from my true soul’s longing for expression.
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I was tired of going through the motions of life, waiting for the weekend only to feel disappointed when it didn’t change my internal state for long.
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I had read plenty of books on purpose and done my fair share of self-assessments, personality tests, enneagram, strengths-finder – I was like a self-analysis junkie.
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They all kept me in my head.
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What I needed was to explore who I was from my heart.
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I sought out a different kind of support as I had worked with therapists and coaches and hadn’t found much relief.
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What this mentor did was to support me not from a worldly perspective but from a Godly perspective.
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That changed everything.
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As I learned to see myself through God’s eyes, I saw that I didn’t have to keep dismissing the desires of my heart nor did I need to fear what they would require of me because God gave me the gifts and skills to succeed.
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I quit my “good” job and took a job teaching at an international school in Villahermosa, Mexico and that was the beginning of a whole new life for me.
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It led me to pursue my coaching certification and dedicate my practice to helping women transform their relationships with themselves, their work, their husbands and family, and God.
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I guide them to see their relationship and their path with Heart Vision and cultivate conviction in being the woman they are called to be and in doing the work they are called to do with great faith and love.