Do You Belong To A Scar Clan?

Are you too attached to your wounds? Do you use your wounds as the basis for all your conversations & relationships? This is called “Woundology.” We all have wounds and we’re all in the process of healing. But identifying too much with our wounds gets in the way of living. True healing requires boundaries and the strength to bring power back into one’s life. you are strongest in your broken places One huge breakthrough I’ve made on my journey towards empowerment is to view my wounds and traumas as portals and doorways... [Read more]

You Will Get There

Patience is the greatest gift you can give to yourself on your empowerment journey. Patience towards yourself and others and towards the process of incremental growth. Day by day. Bit by bit. step by step Keep moving til you get there.  Read More →

Afraid To Express Yourself?

A paralyzing fear we often have is that if we express ourselves authentically people won’t like us. That may be true. But it is only true TEMPORARILY. Eventually the more authentically you express yourself the more people who authentically care about you will enter your life and stay there with you. sing all your colors Speak. We’re listening.  Read More →

Need A Way Out?

Can’t figure out how to make your way out of something? walk through The best way out is through.  Read More →

You Are Constant

Try to stop constantly worrying about who is in your life and who is not. I recently read that “Those who are meant to stay will stay and those who are meant to leave will leave.” I think that just about says it all, doesn’t it? you will go on forever But one thing remains constant — YOU. People come and go but in the end there is always YOU. That is EVERYTHING.  Read More →

Focus On Your Path

Empowerment is about realizing that not everyone is on the planet to do the same things as you. Quit focusing on them and trying to get them onto your path. You don’t have to have everyone’s company. follow your own path Focus on YOU and your path instead.  Read More →

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