Let's talk about one of my favourite mindset tools. It’s essentially choosing which pair of glasses you’re going to put on to look at something that’s happening in your life. One pair might show you everything that could go wrong, why this is terrible and all the reasons you should be worried. The other pair doesn’t change what’s actually happening. But it helps you see the situation differently. What might be possible? What can you learn? Could this even end up working in yo

You know the feeling. That churning in your stomach as you think about something from your workday that made you feel like a big, fat failure with a capital “F”. And like a totally un-fun rollercoaster ride, other cringey memories start piling on top. Why does everyone else seem to have it together more than I do? You want to believe you’re smart enough and capable enough. But it can feel like your mind takes you hostage every time you’re not perfect. If that sounds familiar,

How I jumped from my corporate job to starting my own purposeful business, helping others with my life learnings.