A woman on the fringe. The Misfit. The Rebel. The Artist. The Founder. The Innovator. The Investor. The Spirited Fucking Entrepreneur. The Baddie in the C-Suite Boardroom.

Then you also KNOW that in order to sustain the hard-earned success you've created, you've got to figure out a different way to approach things (or it's going to cost you time, team members, your sanity).

Imagine going to a hot yoga class in the middle of the day...

Rich and relaxed, you stop by your favorite coffee shop for a lavender latte. You sit down to enjoy it, listening to the birds outside, wondering if you want to go shopping or hit the spa afterward.

Except this isn't vacation. This is real life.

And that's exactly what my client, Dr. Kimberly, said she wanted.

She built a multi-million-dollar empire, but she was envious of women who seemed like they could just "take time off and galavant around town" without a worry in the world.

She was struggling to be present with her daughters, and one of them was severely acting out with long tantrums; it was affecting the whole family.

Additionally, the one person who supported her the most, her husband, was getting the brunt of her frustration and stress at the end of the day with little time for connection.

On the outside, Kimberly had it all: a heart-centered company, multiple houses, best-selling books, world-class travel flying all over the globe…
 

But the truth was, she couldn't figure out how to stop bottlenecking herself, hire the right team (and trust them), and she felt overwhelmed with responsibility.
 

During our work together, she worked less, signed up for hot yoga membership, and had one of her most profitable years yet, all with a lavender latte in hand.
 

Now Kimberly is more present and connected with her family. She learned somatic strategies she could apply to parenting, her daughter's tantrums stopped, and her marriage is thriving.

But, how did we do this?