
Mission: Courage to Be You – It's Our Collective Journey
In over three decades of helping people break free from people-pleasing and live life on their own terms, I’ve seen how powerful this work can be.
When someone starts to feel more empowered and live life fully as their true self, it naturally encourages those around them to do the same. Communication becomes more open. Boundaries feel clearer. We relate better. We love better.
And that creates a ripple effect that spreads, through families, friendships, workplaces, and on down through the generations.
I truly believe that when we overcome the people-pleasing tendencies we pick up in childhood, we can begin to let go of fear and living in the shadow of others’ opinions, and start living together as happy, more secure adults. We can communicate boundaries more confidently and have relationships where we’re seen, heard and valued.
This creates a ripple effect where we build a human family with less conflict, less confusion, less insecurity, and more mutual respect, collaboration and peace. That’s the world we’re here to build. Evolving together.
Courage To Be You is about more than personal growth, it’s about the evolution of our human consciousness.
It's about a new way of living.One where kindness includes ourselves as much as others. Where boundaries help relationships grow stronger. Where we live together in truth instead of fear.
And that’s the world we’re here to build. Together.
We all have people-pleasing habits that make it hard to speak up and set boundaries.
We may overgive, step in to rescue, or feel we have to take responsibility for others. Other times we may not speak up about our needs, and instead go along with other people's expectations.
When you get clear on which of these habits show up most for you, you can use the right approach to overcome them.
Start by taking the quiz to discover your score for each people-pleasing habit.
Plus, I’ll send you guidance on how to let go of these habits so that you can set boundaries with confidence and have relationships where you’re seen, heard and valued.