When I was young I had a dream. I was going to get married by 22. Have my first child by 24, have my second child by 27, and my third child by 30. I had the dream that we would live in a beautiful house. 

I saw those milestones and I wanted them. I read Sweet Valley High books and there were twin girls and one of them just wanted to get married. One of them was a little wild and in truth, I was both women. 

But the dreams that I let run the show were to get married by a certain age and have kids by a certain age.

I know that that was influenced by the generations before me. My parents, bless their hearts just celebrated 56 years of marriage. When they got married my mom was 21 years old and had my brother at 24 and my sister at 27 and me at 30. And so of course, I saw that and that's what I wanted. 

There wasn't anything wrong with those dreams or goals. They were beautiful. But they led me to make decisions that weren't truly in alignment with who I was. 

I didn't fully check-in with my whole heart and soul because there was still that wild part of me that hadn't lived. When I got married at 22 there was still that adventure side of me that wanted to travel the world by myself. And the wild part of me that was sensual and sexual. I hadn't fully explored it; my husband was the first man I had intercourse with. So I hadn't fully explored all of myself. And so the goals were not my own.

And that's why so many women, so many of you send me emails, direct messages on Instagram Facebook, or join Goddess On Purpose and say, “I have done “everything” right in my life, I did everything that I was supposed to do. And something is missing. I feel like I don't know what I'm here for. I don't know who I am.” Or, “I feel like I have dreams inside of me and I can't get them out.” Or, “I have this wild side of me.”

Burnt Out 

So I want to share with you how to get in alignment with your heart and soul desires. Because there is nothing wrong with having a goal. Goals are wonderful. And there's a lot of science, in positive psychology and in the science of happiness, in which I have my Master's degree, around the power of goals and the power of achieving goals and what that does for your self-confidence for your self-esteem. 

The majority of your human mind can only conceive of what it has seen before. That's why it's so important to be in Sisterhood, because we want to expand upon each other. Now, there's also this aspect of our intuition about what we can't see with our eyes. 

And what your mind is doing is putting together all of the thoughts, all of the ideas, all of the dreams that you've been dreaming since you were a baby. So whether you're in your 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s…, you have this collection of pictures, stories, and ideas. So when you dream, your deepest, most expanded dreams, your brain is calling upon all of the juice that has been collected from every single moment. It's incredible. 

Yet, research says that we only tap into about 10% of our potential. So we're not even accessing all that we have been storing up over these years. 

Sometimes we can be getting the wrong things done, things that don't actually light us up from the inside out. So you're sitting in your beige cubicle. You are looking at your computer for nine hours straight, barely taking time for lunch, or to go pee, and you're getting a lot of stuff done.  

Most women I know are burning out, resentful, feeling overwhelmed, and feeling like they just can't do it for one more day. And that's because we're always doing, doing, doing and it's not in service of our deeper desires, it's not in service of what turns us on and gets us excited. 

We are more likely to burn out. 

Exercises to Reconnect with Your Desires

1. Write down all the shoulds. For example, I should clean the house, I should do the laundry, I should fold the clothes. What are your shoulds? 

2. Make a list of have-to's. I have to go grocery shopping, I have to clean the house, I have to wash dishes, whatever your things are. They can be things around the house, they can be things about work. I have to, I have to, I have to. 

Typically what we do in a day, is attack the should's and the have to's. Because they have to be done, right? And what's missing from the should's and the have to's are the desire to. 

3. Write about what you really, really, really crave. Maybe that's a walk in the snow, where you do nothing more than just look at the little flakes coming down. What about meditating? What about connecting with friends? What about pulling out a pen and paper and writing the first word of that poem that you've been craving to write for years, even if it feels rusty, even if you feel like you don't have it in you anymore.

Your brain is telling you it's unrealistic. You can't have or do those things because you have responsibilities. But you know that you crave it. 

What about the desires? So, desires come from a different place. Your desires are coming from your soul, and from your heart. 

I desire for us to live in Europe for three months in Paris or Italy. Right now I'm desiring for us to live in a Tuscan villa. Where retreat women come and go. VIP days with women who spend a whole day with me come and go. Friends come and go. And we are there and it is warm. And we are doing cooking classes and we are doing wine tasting… these are my heart and soul desires. 

Desires. Now, if I say it's a goal, which it is, then it becomes in my head. And then I have to put a timeline to it. And then it can even freak me out a little bit. But I want to start with desires with the things that really light me up and fill me with juice and joy. 

I want you to really feel into this question, “What is my heart and soul desire? What would light me up or what would turn me on?” 

I think one of the things that gets in our way is our brain starts to say, “Oh, that's not possible. That's not realistic. Who do you think you are? That's impossible. Nobody wants to hear that from you. You won't make any money, you'll fail, etc.”

And the next thing you know, we shut it off. We shut it off so much that we don't even remember that those were our dreams and desires. But those are our real dreams and desires. And the truth is, realistic is not truth. Because realistic to whom? It's realistic to my friend Monique that you can take a year off, even as a mother, and travel the world and still have a business and earn money and have a wonderful life. 

Because her husband and her daughter had been doing that for a year. And every few weeks on Facebook, I see a different picture of where they are in the world. And her daughter is getting more education and schooling from seeing the world than she would sitting in the classroom learning about the world. 

Or you might say, “Yeah, I would love to speak on stage with Brené Brown and write books like Glennon Doyle, but that's not realistic.” It's realistic to Brené Brown and Glennon Doyle. They can do that. That's their reality. 

So when you think something is not realistic, ask yourself “realistic to whom?” 

Do you see how we stop ourselves from having the expanded dreams?

I don't want you going through another year, where you say, “Oh, I didn't do it again.” I want you to have the ability to go deep, deep, deep, deep into your heart, your soul, your purpose, your whole being for desires.

I want you to have the tools to be able to turn off and reframe what the brain says is possible and not possible. And then I want you to have the support of taking that audacious action because that is the formula, Sisters. That's the formula.

Why You Need to Have a Vision

As you think about your dreams, your desires, and your goals, what you want to do is to first really ground into the dreams and desires. 

Then set goals that are based on the juicy desires of what would turn you on and what would light you up. You want the desire of the yummy turn-on that would feel so good, that would make you feel so expansive, that would feel so beautiful, pleasurable, joyful. You want the dreams and desires that give you that.

And you want the goals. You will just want them to be aligned with your dreams and desires. So then you do want the SMART goals. And start to put those goals into audacious action. And then put your feminine juice and desire toward those goals. And then detach from it having to look a certain way because it can be even more magical than you can imagine.

And the reason that it's audacious action is that typically the things that we desire, the goals that we have, require us to show up in our lives in a whole new way.

The vision that you have for your life requires the very best version of you.

So whatever it is that you are dreaming, you are desiring, that future self needs you to show up.

So these steps are doable for all of us. I connect with all my tools and teach all my clients to connect with self-compassion, the tool of having kindness and empathy and so much love for the little one inside you who feels the fear. My tools of fierce action, my tools for anxiety and grief, all of it. And then getting into the juice and the yumminess of the essence of what you're creating in this world.

I want this for you. 

For more helpful tips, tune into the PurposeGirl Podcast to learn more.

Have you been wondering about the secret to happiness and why it feels so out of reach?

First, let’s look at what holds us back from happiness, and then I'll give you some tips on living a happier, more joyful, purpose-filled life.

A client said to me recently, “Carin, I didn't come to you for purpose. I came to you for joy.” Another client was there and she said, “I came to you for purpose, but I feel so much joy in my life. Like, I feel so alive. I didn't even expect that I would love myself and love life this much.” 

Of course they feel this way. Because joy and purpose are so interconnected. They're really the same thing. And if someone asked me, what is the number one thing that's getting in the way of women's happiness or women's joy, it's this: Doing what everyone else has wanted you to do, instead of doing what actually lights you up. 

Yes, the number one thing that is keeping you from being your happiest, most joyful, most alive version of yourself is doing what everyone else wants you to do, instead of doing what actually makes you happy. 

I want to dive into this more deeply and give you purpose power tips for you to be able to apply this to your own life, or for you to be able to share this with your daughter, your sister, your mother, whomever. 

A couple of years ago, I was giving a talk at a corporation and I was talking about happiness and someone raised their hand. He said, “So are you telling me that I just should not work anymore? And I should just be drinking beer all day and playing my video games? Because that's what would make me happy.” 

And I said, “Maybe, but really would it make you happy? Because what would happen if you drank beer all day and you just played video games all day? You would probably feel sick to your stomach after a couple of days, if not after just one day. You'd get bored, real bored. Right? You'd probably feel apathetic. Would that really make you happy?”

You need to mix what makes you happy with a deeper sense of fulfillment, a deeper sense of joy. 

The Secret to Happiness

The client that came to me for joy already knows her purpose. She's a coach and a mentor as well. But she wasn't setting boundaries. She was saying yes to everyone who needed her, who wanted her time, and who wanted to pay her less than she was worth. 

She did not have healthy boundaries around her. She was accepting crumbs instead of standing by her worth and knowing that she's a queen, a Goddess who deserves more. She wasn't saying yes to what was in her heart. 

She so badly wanted to join my courses. She so badly wanted to travel and had all these visions and dreams of all the ways and the luxuries that she wanted in life, but was saying no to herself by not setting boundaries. 

It came down to, “Can I really say yes to myself when other people want my time? Am I really worthy enough of that?” 

We got into some of her deeper programming around what she had been taught her whole life or shown her whole life as a woman born in black skin. And this was an opportunity for her to really go under those stories. For her to do the work of getting to the heart of those stories, to do the work of shifting them, rising above them, doing all the exercises that I do with my clients in order to break free of the old patterning that's been put on us and to rise up. 

One of the ways that she was accepting crumbs was in what she was being paid. We had to work through some of that old patterning. Now she's out there mentoring and coaching, and she's enrolling women in her course and it is blowing up. But it was getting to this worthiness, not just doing what everyone else had wanted her to do but actually doing what lit her up, what made her happy, knowing she was worthy to do that, putting that first. 

We squash down who we really want to be to do what other people want us to do. And then we wonder why we end up having no joy. 

Your Purpose Doesn’t Have to Be Your Career 

There is a myth that our purpose has be our job, it has to be the way that we make money. But this simply isn’t true.

Recently, I held a sisterhood circle. When we were each going around sharing, one woman said, “Oh, do I need to speak out loud? Or can I put it in the chat?” I said, “It's up to you, sister. If you're willing to speak, we'd love to hear you.” And she instantly had a tear in her eye. She had spent her whole life not being heard. She's a social worker so she gives and she gives and she gives, and she's not done for herself. She said she feels like she's been put onto the back burner. She's been put backstage. 

I told her we were bringing her front and center stage. It was uncomfortable for her to take up space, but as she did that and she shared her story, it actually brought us closer, because so many of us could identify with that. She loves doing social work. But she lets other people be front and center. She came to this moment in her life where she asked, “What about me?”

So many of us think our purpose is our job, and it might be. I want you to jump out of bed, knowing who you are and feeling good and feeling like you are worthy. You can take up space. That's why joy and purpose are so intertwined. 

Women will be happier when we allow ourselves to do what will make us happy, to be who we were born to be, and to do what it is that we really want to do. 

We all have fears, like, “What is everyone going to think? Is everyone going to abandon me? Can I afford it? Will I fail?” There are so many reasons that we don't do the things that make us happy. 

In fact, you might want to join my Goddess On Purpose class, but maybe you’re thinking that you can't afford it. Or wondering if you really want to go that deep? Or what if it doesn't work? What if you’re the one person it doesn't work for? 

I have to laugh because last year, a woman who joined the program sent me an email and said, “I'm going to be the one person this doesn't work for.” I'm thrilled to tell you that she now has an amazing podcast. She's all about bringing reality through hope to moms. And she's growing a community and it's just beautiful. 

I was exactly where you were: I had no clue. I was totally floundering. I would read all the self help books. There were no podcasts at the time, but if there were, I would have listened to all of them. And I needed to get to a point where I was actually working with a coach who actually could see me and know me and take me through it. 

The 5 Steps to Knowing Your Purpose

#1. Clarify Your Vision. We actually have to get in touch with what it is that we want to feel, our vision. The feeling of knowing how we want to feel in our bodies, how we want to feel about our life, how we want to feel about our health, our finances, our love, everything. Because when we have that sense of how we want to feel, it can then start to tell us what then gives us that feeling. So we always want to start with that vision, that feeling. 

#2. Define Your Inspiration. You're reading this because there's something I say that inspires you. I fill up on inspiration. And that can be information for us about our true desires and about what we want and about what makes us happy. And so we want to start diving in and uncovering that idea of inspiration, who we feel we were born to be, all of that. So you want to peel back the layers of inspiration and be able then to hold the mirror up and even look at where you are already inspiring in life. How other people find you inspiring.

#3. Define Your Superpowers. What is beautiful and unique about you? Every single one of us needs to own and to look at what is special and unique about ourselves. What makes us different from the next person? And sometimes we need other people to reflect that for us. Sometimes we need to take online assessments. But when you start looking at what is unique and special about you, you can start feeling really proud of yourself and start feeling really good about what you contribute to the world and the ways that you want to be in the world and what you want to do. It's magical. 

#4. Discover Your Joy. If I started with joy as step number one, you'd be like, “Ah, I have no idea.” But do you see how once you start going through each of these step by step, by the time you get to joy, you have an inkling? What brings me joy is being with other women, what brings me joy is speaking on stage or on the microphone, what brings me joy is loving people up. We can start getting more and more into the joy once we have gone through all these other exercises to get into our heart and into our soul. 

But the thing with joy is, there's the discovery of joy, and then there's the allowance of joy. Now, here's the beautiful thing: Joy fuels purpose, and purpose fuels joy. So they work in harmony with each other. 

#5. Live with Courage. Many women think that they're not courageous but I know that every woman is courageous. We all have courage within us. Even when you're going through a hard time, you have courage. You're drawing upon it. And so this last step is learning all of the tools to start you off courageously toward doing what you want to do, and being who you were born to be in your purpose, and the tools to stay courageous, Sister. 

I can't speak more highly of Goddess on Purpose. It has literally changed the lives of more than 100 women. Women rave about this course without me asking them. They're online talking about it. 

The doors are open, Sister, walk through them. 

There's nothing more important than you and your happiness. So if you want more go to GoddessOnPurposeCourse.com.

I'll see you on the inside. 

Happiness or purpose? What is more important? Does one lead to the other or do you just need one? 

I asked this question to a group of women the other day. Some said happiness leads to purpose. Others said purpose leads to happiness. And I actually really believe that they are one and the same. That we have this idea that purpose is this thing that we're seeking, and we're going to go get that one job or do this one thing.

And I do believe I'm living my purpose, empowering women and bringing back joy to women. But when we really start looking at happiness, what is it?

A lot of clients say to me, “I don't come to you for purpose, Carin. I come to you for joy.” And it's so funny because obviously, I put the word purpose everywhere.

So here's what I find: We have been set up in so many ways to think of happiness. We all think things like, “I want to be happy.” When you think about your kids, or nieces or nephews, what do you want for them? Chances are you want them to be happy, right? What are you doing to help them be happy? We often don't know. Because we ourselves weren't really taught what it means to be happy or what it takes to be happy.

What you've been taught in an old patriarchal system is that if you do the right things you'll get all A's, and then when you get all A's you will get a good job. And then when you get a good job, you might find the right partner. If you find the right partner, then you'll have the kids and if you have the kids, you'll have the white picket fence, and then you'll have the dog and then you'll have the things and then you'll be happy when you're retired.

Because working is not supposed to make you happy. I grew up with my dad saying to me, “That's why it's called work. It's not supposed to be fun.” I believed him. So I followed a career that didn't feel fun.

I didn't feel happy for a long time.

And in reality, we end up accumulating all these things. My house has so many things. We accumulate all these things, thinking that they will make us happy. When the one thing that we aren't really accumulating or aren't really caring for or tending to is ourselves.

How to Find Fulfillment

There's a critical difference between being happy and being fulfilled. We can be happy having a lot of things around us, but those things make us happy for a moment.  I love candles; they smell nice. It's a thing that makes me happy for a moment. But the kind of happiness that we're really seeking, and that I think we want for our kids, is the deeper fulfillment.

How do we find fulfillment? A lot of us try to get deeper fulfillment from a career, which is wonderful. But often with a career, we didn't know what we really wanted to do as a kid so we pursued career paths that others laid out for us.

You do the thing that you're supposed to do in order to get the right job. And then you still end up unhappy and empty. The thing that's supposed to fulfill you, a career or kids, do to a point, but not all the way. It's short-term happiness.

You are still missing what really fills you up.

This is the reason I'm so obsessed with purpose. Purpose is your true joy. When you are truly filled up with everything that brings you joy, you're truly living in a way that makes you feel like you're making an impact.

I ask so many women this question: “What do you want to do?”  And they say, “I want to help the world. I want to help. I want to make a difference.” That's the stuff that fills us up. Everyone I know is already making a difference. Aren't you already making a difference with your friends, your neighbors, and your community? Women do so much to help everybody. But we still feel empty. Because the things that we're doing deplete the joy.

I do meditations with my clients where every cell of your body is nourished. That's what purpose does. The purpose of knowing how you want to contribute to the world. There's a way of me sharing my yumminess, my gifts, my talents, my joys, my light: My purpose.

Your purpose is you being so lit up that you light up the world. That is why joy is this massive piece to purpose. The joy that you feel is your inner soul. But no one ever taught us how to tend to our inner soul joy. We were told to ignore the inner soul joy.

When I was younger, it brought me joy to write poetry. I wrote very dark poetry. I even thought maybe I want to be a creative writer. But my dad said, “Writers don't make any money. I didn't send you to the University of Michigan for you to be a creative writer.” Now, he meant that with love…

We have this idea of what we are supposed to do as adults that squashes our soul joy. Sometimes, we also squash the smaller joys, like dancing in the rain.

Maybe people tell you to tamp it down, like one of my clients. She was told she was too unicorny. She was too bright, she needed to tamp it down, she was too loud. So she did. But after working with me, she realized her purpose is empowering women.  She just wants to be spreading joy and lifting women up.

When we tamp down our joy, we tamp down our purpose, and therefore we get confused about what purpose is.

Most of the women billionaires are in beauty businesses. That kind of sucks. That's all we care about is just beauty. How we look for other people or how we look on the outside. And then we wonder why we're so miserable on the inside.

We wonder why we feel so stuck on the inside. We feel so stuck on the inside because we're not filling ourselves up in every cell.

So What is My Purpose in Life?

Have you asked yourself questions like, “What am I here for?” or “What is the purpose of my life?”

So many people are seeking purpose. With all of the studies done around The Great Resignation, purpose is one of the main reasons that people are leaving their careers.

And why is that?

Because we want to feel like we're making a contribution. That our work means more than just a paycheck. So to help you along your path, here are 8 steps to discover your purpose:

1. Vision: Clarify your deepest desires, create the full vision for your life, define your path forward
2. Your Inspiration: You are inspiring. Even if you don't know it, you are born to inspire others through your way of living, through your actions, through your purpose.
3. Your SuperPowers: Every woman is a SuperShero who has unique genius that is needed to heal this crazy world, figure out what your superpowers are.
4. Your Joy and Sensuality: Pleasure is a major key to feminine purpose power because when we have fun, we light up the world. How can you add just a little more pleasure to your life now?
5. Your Wisdom: Every moment of your life has given you wisdom others need, but often women don’t recognize their wisdom. Own the wise woman you truly are. 
6. Your Voice: Learn where you’ve given away your power and reclaim it so that you fully express yourself personally and with your purpose.
7. Your Purpose: Understand Purpose Myths that lead to anxiety, self-doubt and stuckness, then move past them to clarify your unique Purpose.
8. Your Courage: Hone and amplify your innate courage to live your Purpose now!

In my Goddess on Purpose program — that is now open — we dive deeply into these steps. Are you ready to live a life of joy, fulfillment, purpose?

I firmly believe that now is our time, that we came here on this planet now to be the light that lights up the world. And I want you out there lighting up the world in your way!

Join Goddess on Purpose now! Be who you were born to be. Do what you were born to do.

Let’s talk about the power of SISTERHOOD!

I'm just coming off one of the most incredible weekends of my life. It was a weekend of community / sisterhood.

It was a weekend of visioning and planning.

It was a weekend unlike anything I've ever experienced in my life and I want to share it with you because it's such a testament to the power of visioning and community.

Last weekend, I was with three of my dear friends who are soul sisters, and who are my business partners in my new business. I've got two businesses now: PurposeGirl and my other new business: Iconic.

We were supposed to hold an event this weekend and we didn't get any registrants.

But we still decided to get together, and it was so much more powerful than any of us could have even imagined. We spent all of Saturday envisioning what we're really here for.

What do we feel the world needs?

What is the biggest picture of what we are capable of?

Who are we really?

What is the magic?

What is needed now?

And as we went through this visioning in sisterhood process, we took each other higher and higher. One person would add in something and then one of us would add in more.

We kept taking each other higher and higher. And I said, Oh my God. I've done a program like that. I did an event like that. So what if we had this?

And collectively we all went around and said, But what if this? What if that? Until we elevated so high with such a great vision for the world. So great for every woman on purpose, every goddess on purpose.

Do you notice how many people in the world, when you share your idea, you share your vision, you share your purpose, they're like, “Are you sure? You're going to do that? You're gonna leave your job? Okay, it's kind of stupid. You won't succeed.”

This is the Power of Sisterhood
We have so many voices in our head that tell us not to do the thing. But when you surround yourself with the right community, when you surround yourself with the women, who are like, “Oh yeah, you have to do that! Oh, yeah! Oh, sister, go do that! I believe in you!” It's so much more powerful. It's unlike anything!

People ask me all the time: How did I create PurposeGirl? How did I get to the point where I run the world's largest Women's Day event?

There are many tools, and I teach all of them in my Goddess On Purpose course that's coming up April 18th.

And the number one tool is Sisterhood. Women who believe in me. Women who say, “More please.” Women who surround me and lift me up.

The strength is in the community. That's where we get the juice. That's where we get the meat.

And when we try to do it alone, it takes like 10 times longer.

How to Build Sisterhood – 5 Simple Tips

1. Have a mindset of community OVER competition. 
2. Celebrate yourself and other women. When you see a woman who you’re jealous of, say “I'll have what she’s having and tell her how she inspires you! Get closer to her.”
3. Advocate for other women. 
4. Instead of gossiping, spread good things about your sisters / other women. Do the 1:1 which means compliment one woman every day! Can you imagine how the world will change when we do this?
5. Inspire other women. Share your favorite tools with other women. We have Oscar viewing parties and boom clubs – invite your friends for a podcast club, listen and share insights or do it with your fave self help blogs and books.

If your'e looking for a sisterhood, join my free Facebook group, PurposeGirls: The Women’s Happiness Network.

And if you are ready and looking to go deeper into your purpose, the doors to Goddess on Purpose Live are now open. Click here to learn more!

One day in April 2007, I woke up after a restless night of shifting between feeling anxious, sad, alone, and like a loser. I couldn't shake the shame that I was wasting my life away and yet I couldn't seem to do anything about it.

I was just too stuck.

I walked into my psychiatrist, Susan's, office and asked her for more meds – just as I had the month before that, and the month before that, and nearly every month before that.

She placed her pen in the binder of her notebook, closed it, and moved forward in her chair. “Carin,” she said as she slid her reading glasses down her nose to look at me eye-to-eye. “You don’t need more meds, you need to follow the dreams you’ve been talking about for a year.”

Boom.

Half of me wanted to sink into her thick leather couch and disappear. Half of me knew what I needed to do: Go after my dreams.

I had a big vision for my life – impacting millions of women to feel alive and free and powerful, living for months at a time in Paris or Miami, speaking to hundreds of women for them to go after their dreams, being on the radio, having my own show, having epic love with a partner who adored and cherished me like a Queen, a beautiful baby with ringlet curls crawling on the floor, traveling the world, getting to work from anywhere, dinner parties with friends, laughing and dancing under twinkling lights all night. I didn't know where to start, but I knew it would take me being fierce, spirited, passionate, committed and gritty.

So what is vision and why is it important?

A vision means holding a mental picture of what the future holds so that it pulls you forward toward your goal, even in the face of adversity and challenge.

It’s what holds you to your dreams. 

This is important because it gives you a place to focus and as Tony Robbins said, “energy flows where attention goes.” 

So I hired a coach. Someone to help me figure out my first step to turning my vision into a reality.

I became what I call a Visionary Vixen.

Someone who not only had the VISION, but also the tenacity to create it.

A sacred revolutionary who takes audacious action and believes that the seemingly impossible is meant for me – and you.

I took time to envision what my life would look like if I could have it any way I desired.

And everyday, I took a few minutes to imagine what my life would like.

Years later, my life looks exactly like my dream. Even my baby's curly hair, which brings me to tears all the time.

Is it perfect? No – my toddler wouldn't sleep in his crib last night so I'm tired today! And then he wouldn't sit in his high chair for breakfast, so it's been a lot of temper tantrums here! (Me and him HAHA!)

But I want it ALL.

And I want it ALL for you, too. Whatever YOUR vision is… I love helping you get unstuck to create it.

And if you don't know your vision, I want to ignite you to see and feel it. Tune into this week's podcast episode, The Power Of Visioning, to learn more! Click here to check it out!