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Empowered Woman.
“Empowered Women Empower Women” - Betty Dain
I am living example of how self awareness, dedication and consistency can not only heal your trauma wounds but transform your life.
I hope that sharing my story and my journey of inner power, self love and empowerment, offers a guiding light to whoever is reading. I hope my truth not only it helps you, but inspires you on your own path of empowerment and growth.
You too have the power to transform your life!
You are powerful. You are strong. You are beautiful. You are worthy of your dreams.
Why Hyper-Independent Women Struggle to Heal And What You Can Do About It
There’s one powerful thread that connects every single woman I’ve ever worked with. No matter their background, they are all hyper-independent.
They don’t know how to ask for help.
They’ve lived in their masculine energy for far too long.
They’ve experienced grief, unspoken and suppressed.
All of them carry physical symptoms: blocked throats, tense stomachs, weakened immune systems.
You Might Be In Your Purpose… But Are You Fully Alive in It
But what happens when you’re in your purpose and still feel like something is missing?
When your presence is known, your brand is built, your income is steady… but your fire feels dimmed?
I was burnt out. I was empty and I just wasn’t lit up anymore.
I had to get radically honest:
I had built a life from purpose, but I had evolved. My soul was calling for depth and I had to answer.
“I’m Triggered” A Love Letter to the High-Achieving Woman Who’s Outgrown Her Old Life
You’re triggered. Not by failure. Not by competition. But by the chaos. By emotional immaturity. By people who don’t honour your time, your space, or even themselves.
You’ve become allergic to anything that smells like instability.
And you’re wondering, “Is it me? Am I being harsh? Have I become too much?”
Let me tell you something your soul already knows: You’re not triggered. You’re evolving.
This is something I personally noticed in myself recently and instead of identifying this trigger as a mark of where I still have to grow I saw it as a reminder from where I have grown from.