When listening to many coaches out there, I got the feeling, that they’ve made it. Their story is often: “My life was so bad, but then I learned X,Y,Z and now its all sunshine behind me” I’ve followed many programs, because I wanted to feel the way they described. In the end I was often wondering: “Am I too stupid for this?” I have learned many tools to help people, opening their Akashic Records, Hypnosis, Positive Psychology, etc. What kept holding me back, was that I always waited for that state, where I’d have figured it all out, to present myself as this person, who “made it”. I love people, who despite of having a coaching business show up authentic, vulnerable and real. I think sometimes it’s very empowering, that others share our struggles, destructive thoughts and not so good habits, which make us human. In all this “becoming the best version of me” dynamic I enjoy those connections, where imperfection is nothing to get rid of, but something to accept for the sake of authentic self-love. I’m really curious… what’s your perspective on that?

Hi all 🤩my name is Terri and I am brand new to this community. I am excited to be here and grateful for the opportunity. I have taken a break from coaching due to a close family bereavement but now is the time for me to get stuck back in and helping others through my coaching. This programme and community will support me and motivate me to get back to doing what I love.😍 5 things about me: ✨I believe in Magic ✨I trust my intuition ✨Music is my therapy ✨Tarot is my best friend ✨I will dance until I die.

Has anyone else been struggling with discipline? What helped you master it? In a hypnosis session I found out, that the reason I wanted to experience life on earth was to learn discipline. Well... I`ve been on my path training this muscle, but I`d be curious what helps you guys to live discipline? Did anyone have a needle mover experience he`d like to share?

Please share the first 3 words that you find in the comments. What do these words mean to you?

Has anybody been using their coaching skills as a parenting tool? Willing to share any recent examples?