Ideas, tools, and inspiration to transform the way you operate.
Zoe Currelly, a chef-entrepreneur, founded Salt Spring Harvest to nourish the collective good but was stressed about her business’s financial viability when she started working with Lauren. Through Lauren’s coaching, Zoe gained clarity, sold her business, and shifted her focus to creating meaningful, exciting work, supported by newfound self-love and empowerment.
“I devoured this WWII novel, finding it a cathartic tale of humanity, love, and the strength of the human spirit while grieving for my aunt in South Africa. Isabelle Allende’s ‘The Japanese Lover’ and Haruki Murakami’s ‘Killing Commendatore’ similarly captivated me with their complex characters and rich historical narratives, while Pierce Brown’s ‘Red Rising’ provided an engaging, fast-paced adventure perfect for long road trips.”
The “No” Diet emphasizes the importance of integrity by listening to your body’s signals and aligning your actions with your deepest values. It encourages tuning into your inner wisdom to make choices that reflect your true self, despite societal pressures or the desire for approval and security.
Are you waiting for permission to have fun? The belief that hard work is essential for success is outdated; the more fun you have, the more creative and successful you become, as evidenced by the playful approaches of top scientists and inventors.
Ambitious individuals seek confidence and clarity, desiring that their focused efforts lead to impactful results. However, societal expectations often teach us to please others, leading to the neglect of our own needs and boundaries, which ultimately undermines our potential for true leadership and personal fulfillment.
Feeling emotionally and energetically supported by others allows me to explore my true self, transforming fear into anticipation and excitement. This week, I embraced a challenge to offer 50 deep conversations, revealing shared human struggles and reminding me that we are not alone in our fears and desires for security, control, and approval.
Throughout my life, I’ve often taken what others might see as risky actions, driven by a thirst for adventure and thrill. Now, with hindsight, I realize that fear was always present, and by accepting and understanding her role, I’ve found greater joy and presence in my journey.
Many of us, like Josh, struggle with the belief that meaningful work can be financially rewarding, often feeling trapped in unfulfilling jobs due to societal pressures and financial obligations.
