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We often hear that what we want is on the other side of fear. So how can we get past the fear to access what we want? Curate your tribe. Change the noise. Change your life.
After a period of feeling lost and disorientated, of dismantling all the layers that made up our old identity, we’ve taken the time to go within and explore who we want to be in our next chapter. Finally, we feel the energy rising to make moves and become that person. Except…we don’t know how do to that. Based on research with high performers in transition, learn the three step process that will help you navigate your next steps after a major change: explore, define, embody.
Growing up as a tomboy is difficult. Coming out and coming to terms with my sexuality in my teens was more difficult. Fighting the urge to conform to societal standards and finding confidence to be myself was beyond difficult. In the battle to choose between male and female, I was losing myself. It took time, a number of unfortunate situations, and a hair cut to help me figure out exactly who I was meant to be in this world.
I stayed in an abusive relationship for too long, and slowly became a shadow of the woman I wanted to be. When I finally began to focus on building myself back up, people were unhappy with the new me. The truth is, it was never a new me, it was the me who was buried so I could make other people feel more comfortable.
Experts agree that the right coach can accelerate your personal and professional success. But how can you be sure that you are getting the best coaching experience? Learn the 5 tips for choosing the right coach and making the most out of your coaching experience.
Do you find yourself daydreaming “what if”? Do you know what you want subconsciously, but keep it below the surface, because it’s scary to imagine pursuing it now. If you’re looking for a sign to change your life, consider this to be your sign.
We have gathered professionals, experts, and phenomenal change makers to ask them for the information and inspiration that will move us to implementation in our careers, relationships, personal growth, creativity, wellness, and parenting.
Read their stories of struggle, success, and the lessons learned along the way.
Find the actionable strategies that you can use to navigate through change, find your path, and create a life that is alignment with your soul.
Meet the Trailblazers
“I'm a statistical improbability. Less than 2% of VC dollars went to female founders last year, and it's especially hard to pitch a for-impact business to investors when they're primarily concerned with rapid growth. Compounded with the fact that I'm a young person of color, I don't belong to the traditional social networks that provide access to funding and large scale marketing platforms.”
“I had to speak to myself out of my motivator, Scriptures, and remind myself that I can do All things through Christ that strengthens me.”
“I still went ahead because my vision was always to make Journify a mainstream platform. Wellness shouldn’t be a niche, so therefore wellness was also for me.”
"Doubt. The easy part is waking up every day and getting out of bed. The hard part, however, is knowing exactly what my purpose is those days. While I’m not fully cured from doubting myself, it took some time to overcome insecurity built up from being fired in 2014.”
“The work I had done in my 20s shaped the woman I became in my 30s. I vowed to never live in the land of "one day" - you know that futuristic time zone where you insist you'll do all the things you delay doing today. (I'll take that trip "one day," I'll look for another job "one day", etc...) After a lot of inner work, I let curiosity guide me.”
We’ve interviewed amazing leaders, entrepreneurs, and business owners and asked them 5 questions:
What messages have you had to confront (internally or externally) to pursue your personal and professional path?
What was the most difficult part of your journey?
How do you stay motivated?
What tips do you have for tuning into yourself and tuning out external criticism?
What are you most proud of about your journey and where you are now?
I experienced two really different and difficult moments that completely changed the way that I saw things…and changed the trajectory of my life. My path would require me to listen and cry and scream and speak and write and draw and sit and fight - fight for who I was beneath the layers of expectations and fear.