by Angie Monko | Jan 25, 2023 | Blog Post
Let's Chat--I'm Here for You Are you a hyper-achiever? In this blog, I cover the chartacteristics, typical thoughts, feelings, justification lies, impact on self and others, and the original survival function of the Hyper-Achiever. I took the parts in... 
by Angie Monko | Jan 19, 2023 | Blog Post
Intuitive women leaders have 4 saboteurs in common that I’ve noticed in working with them over the last 15 years. In this blog, I am borrowing the definitions of saboteurs from PositiveIntelligence.com. I’ll explain the Judge Saboteur in more detail, and... 
by Angie Monko | Jan 13, 2023 | Blog Post
Are you a workaholic? How do you even define that? Many intuitive women leaders have workaholic tendencies and are unknowingly being driven by relationship patterns that started when they were a child. Pushing themselves hard and feeling tired and worn out has... 
by Angie Monko | Dec 22, 2022 | Blog Post
Here are 6 steps to heal your hidden grief and increase your impact as an intuitive woman leader. Grief is hidden because we don’t know it’s a problem. Grief lives in the subconscious. The symptoms of unprocessed grief are overwhelm, workaholism, lack of... 
by Angie Monko | Dec 15, 2022 | Blog Post
If we want to be an effective woman leader and to have a greater impact, we must stop people pleasing and start being true to ourselves. Are we naturally compliant with rules and don’t question them? Are we worried what others think about us? Where did this... 
by Angie Monko | Dec 8, 2022 | Blog Post
Do you feel overwhelmed because you’ve hit a wall in your life regarding something that matters a lot to you? You’re not alone. With life’s fast pace, it’s easy for our heart to beat faster, our mind to race more, and to feel less grounded and... 
by Angie Monko | Dec 1, 2022 | Blog Post
What does it mean to “Remember who you are?” Discover the story of a bereaved mother, Christina Hines, who remembers who she is. I believe that we are all coming home to ourselves in this life because we have amnesia and have forgotten who we really are.... 
by Angie Monko | Nov 23, 2022 | Blog Post
Are you broken hearted over someone or something? What leaves you longing because you have this love and no one to give it to? What way of life are you being asked to say goodbye to? Grief has been defined as love with no place to go. When our heart gets hurt, the... 
by Angie Monko | Nov 17, 2022 | Blog Post
Here are 3 reasons why it’s important to seek a sense of belonging after the loss of a child. A sense of belonging is the psychological feeling of connectedness and acceptance within a group (which could be as small as two people). This is important after the... 
by Angie Monko | Nov 9, 2022 | Blog Post
Abandonment trauma causes us to drown while we attempt to save others because we forget our own needs and importance and focus on everyone else, getting lost in drama and distraction. Trauma is stored in the body because our body has a cellular memory and records...
