I wanted to share with many people how I got through my husband's cancer so I decided to become a speaker and an author.
Except, once I started this transformation within myself from a different program here in Quebec, I took a break and worked on bettering myself. I discovered a passion for my self development.
I found Mindvalley, and did a few quest. I have a conference on march 7 that I have known for a year but have postpone writing it because of my fear of not being perfect. I lost my motivation and writing an hour speech is sooo not my thing right now. I have discovered a more go-with-the-flow approach that I love to my style.
When I signed up for Lisa Nichols' Speak and Inspire, oh my goodness was I treated well. SHe is amazing! With the little assignments that are bite sized, I actually am excited to organize that speech. I am writing notes here and there, and she makes me see that I should not waste my gift of voice because I am not perfect.
I have been working being authentic and loving myself for me, and her class, I got more than what I thought I was getting into.
She is not just teaching us about how to write a speech, but she makes us work on being a speaker who has confidence, no matter what. And working with my intention, changing my mindset, showing me how to care-front with people, wow!!
I have always been the pleasing girl who would never disrupt and hated conflict. Now, with her technic, I feel more confident that I can handle disagreement, even with my girls.
So, this quest, and all the other ones I have taken (Marisa Peers, Conscious Parenting and Lifebook) have all brought me something to be a better person, a better woman, and a better mother.
Mindvalley has brought me people who think like me and reflect who I am. I have finally found tribes of people like me. I am not alone anymore and it feels so good to not have to hide my greatness anymore. I am still working on it but I am whole and loved, and I want an extraordinary life with my girls, and I know I am having it.
Thank you sooo much for all these opportunities! My husband's death does not sting as much when I have my courses to look forward to.