When you know what you’re doing. @Denise Hansard just reported: 10k+ impressions 110 reactions FROM ONE POST. But how? 😳 By using the first 2 chapters in Words that Open Wallets. (She hasn’t even finished it yet!) Get yours: https://rebeccatdickson.thrivecart.com/words-that-open-wallets/

I'm trying to find out how many of you have done or are interested in learning shadow work for yourselves and/or your clients... There is a VERY specific structure to shadow work that actually gets results. Help a sister out. 😬

Welcome to FERAL! 😈 You found this place because something in the about page said what you’ve been thinking but haven’t said out loud yet. Good. You’re in the right room. Here’s what this is and what it isn’t. What Feral Is - A community for women entrepreneurs over 40 who are done performing domesticated professionalism. Done softening what they know. Done waiting for permission. Done watching less experienced people get the visibility they’ve earned. This is where you come to strip that back. - We run challenges. We have hard conversations about visibility, positioning, and building businesses that match what you actually know. - We push each other past the comfortable, qualified, hedged version of ourselves that the market trained us to perform. The work here is specific. It has teeth. What Feral Isn’t - A support group. - A place to vent without moving. - A cheerleading squad that tells you you’re doing great when you’re not. Nobody here is going to tell you to "choose joy" or manifest your next client or step into your power. If that’s what you need, there are ten thousand other communities that will give it to you. How To Get Started Go to the Classroom and start the "Strip It" Challenge. Today. Not when you have more time. Not after you’ve looked around. 👈 👈 👈 It’s 7 days. One task per day. Ten minutes of actual work. It will show you exactly where you’ve been giving your power away - and what’s left when you stop. Then come back to the community feed and introduce yourself. Not your credentials. Not your elevator pitch. Tell us the one thing you know to be true about your work that you’ve been too afraid to say at full volume. That’s your starting point here. Community Guidelines One rule covers everything: Show up as the version of yourself that you’re building, not the one you performed everywhere else. That means no performing vulnerability. No humble-bragging disguised as honesty. No asking for permission to have the opinion you already have.