Quantum Energy Practitioner, Massage Therapist, Intuitive Painter, Reiki Master, Essential Oils, Crystals, Tarot/Oracle Cards and so much more.

I built my first coaching business in 2008 when nobody was calling it that yet. I've watched this industry go from scrappy and real to performative and exhausting. 🙄 I've watched women with 30 years of expertise get buried under 25-year-olds with better lighting and zero shame. I've also watched what happens when a woman finally stops giving a f*ck what anyone thinks about how she shows up. She doesn't just build a business. She builds something that can't be ignored. That's why Feral exists. Not for women who are just getting started. But for women who have been at this long enough to know their shit works - and are done waiting for someone to notice. You're not behind. You're not too old. You're not too much. You've been caged and I'm about to set you loose, you lucky b*tch. 💥💥💥 This community runs on challenges, honest conversation, and the radical premise that the most dangerous thing in any market is a woman over 40 who finally stopped apologizing. Introduce yourself and then tell me one thing you're done apologizing for. I'll go first: I'm done apologizing for knowing exactly how good I am. 😈

Skip the bio. Skip the credentials. Skip “I’m a [title] who helps [vague people] achieve [vague thing].” We don’t need your LinkedIn summary. We need to know who you actually are in here. Answer these three things: 1. What do you do - stripped version. Not the polished elevator pitch. The real one. The claim you’ve been softening. 2. What finally made you stop playing nice. The moment. The client. The room that went quiet when you spoke your actual opinion. The thing that happened that made you think - I’m done performing this. 3. What are you building right now. Not the vision board version. The actual thing you’re working on this month. That’s it. No paragraphs of backstory. No apologizing for where you are. No “I’m still figuring it out” as a way to pre-apologize for having opinions before you’ve proven yourself to us. You wouldn’t be here if you hadn’t already figured out enough. I’ll go first. I’m Becky. I build businesses and I’ve been doing it since 2008. I help coaches and consultants extract the methodology they’ve been running on instinct and make it something they can name, own and sell. What finally made me stop playing nice: realizing that being reasonable was costing me more than being difficult ever had. What I’m building right now: this. Your turn.