Category Archives: Empowerment

So what is my Big Agenda?  One of my business coaches, Virginia Muzquiz, asked me this the other day.  So I got to thinking about really excites me and brings out my passion.  It’s empowering women and leading a mission … Continue reading →

Creating space equates to freedom.  What do I mean by this?  In April, I over-scheduled myself.  Instead of using my calendar of pre-determined appointment times for clients to set appointments, I opened my personal time on weekends, evenings and even … Continue reading →

Boundaries and self care.  Two pivotal things we all need.  Setting healthy boundaries for ourselves is one of the toughest things to ever do.  It is also one of those things that if you begin to do it, one small … Continue reading →

Humility and patience, two feminine attributes that I’m asking God to develop in me.  I’ve noticed that since I asked for God to remove my impatience and arrogance that I’m being tested.  This is to be expected any time I … Continue reading →

As a coach, it is important for me to meet people where they are at.  People are very quick to jump over their uncomfortable feelings, and I am especially a culprit of this. I understand we want to think in … Continue reading →

I’ve heard it said we can only live up to our inner image.  So what is most important?  I know many people are concerned about their self-image, the outer image they convey to the world. What should I wear to … Continue reading →

March 4 was my company”s 5 year anniversary.  March 4, 2008 was the day I launched my first Self Growth ad and got my first paying client.  It was a big day for me! I have learned so much about … Continue reading →

I realize I am different.  I do not think like the masses.  I must admit there have been times when I felt arrogant, like I am a more advanced thinker.  I have judged others who seem intolerant of others”” views. … Continue reading →

I was telling a client the other day, “Visualize with emotion and it is yours.  You own it.”  I realized I needed to take my own advice.  I actually had been doing this but perhaps not as much as I … Continue reading →