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You’re always doing—solving problems, staying ahead, holding it all together. But eventually, a question starts to rise: Why am I doing all this?
A few months ago, a client came to me with that exact feeling. On paper, her life looked great: a respected role, solid income, and a calendar full of meetings and achievements. But she had lost touch with something deeper—her joy, and what she truly wanted from her work and life.
Feeling stuck in your career or life? Discover the simple ritual that helps ambitious women find clarity, reconnect with themselves, and make aligned decisions—without needing a big change.
If you’re exhausted trying to optimize every area of your life and still feel behind, this post is for you. Let’s break down the myths of modern productivity and talk about what success actually looks like—when it’s aligned with your soul.
As a high-achiever, you’re driven, focused, and capable of making incredible things happen. But what happens when the very traits that propel you forward start to hold you back?
Read about my experience of going on a workcation to Thailand with my family and get some tips how to make it a success.
Many of my clients come to me because they want to find ‘work-life balance’. They feel they’re constantly failing and never feeling good enough. I want to share my secret to finding ‘life balance’.
With no colleagues around or boss telling us what to do, being self-employed can feel lonely at times, and it can be hard to stay motivated. But it doesn’t have to be that way! I share my own experience of thriving as an entrepreneur and give you some helpful ideas to be happier and more productive in your own business.
You know what I’ve been thinking lately? – That I’d like to be a snail sometimes. I wouldn’t want to carry a big house around, but I would like to be slow as a snail from time to time.
I have a confession to make. I said I would never look at my e-mail while waiting for the traffic light to turn green in my car. When my husband does it, it always annoys me, “are you crazy? It’s really dangerous!”
How can we start the new year with more energy after yet another strange year of living through a global pandemic and difficult experiences?