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The One Strategy That Changed Everything (And It’s Not What You Think)


I wish someone had told me this in the beginning.

When I first stepped onto the path of healing, personal expansion, and building my business, I did what every high-achieving woman does—I got to work.

I mapped the plan.

Made the to-do list.

Checked the boxes.

Followed what seemed like the most logical next step.


But here’s the truth bomb I never saw coming:

The thing that catapulted me forward faster than anything else wasn’t another task on my list.

It was doing the very thing I was avoiding.

Yep. The one I tiptoed around.

The one I rationalized wasn’t that important.

The one that activated fear, discomfort, or that deep inner resistance that made me want to shut my laptop and reorganize my sock drawer instead.

When I finally dove headfirst into what I feared most—that’s when everything shifted.

I stopped spinning.

I stopped dragging.

I stopped feeling stuck.

And no, it wasn’t because I magically became braver or more disciplined. It was because I did the deeper work first—the nervous system regulation, the trauma integration. I had to rebuild safety in my body before I could take aligned action.

But once I did?

I realized the exhaustion and “stuckness” weren’t from doing too much—they were from the energy it takes to avoid the very thing your soul is asking you to face.

Avoidance is exhausting.

Avoidance is the real block.

Avoidance is the detour from your breakthrough.

And 99% of the time?

It’s never as bad as you thought it would be.

In fact, it turns out to be the exact doorway to the expansion, clarity, and confidence you’ve been chasing.

So let me ask you:

✨ What’s the thing you know you’ve been avoiding?

✨ What would happen if you stopped circling around it and finally walked straight into it—with support, regulation, and the tools to move through it?

This isn’t just mindset work.

It’s body-based, trauma-informed, and spirit-led strategy.

You’re closer than you think.

It’s not more effort you need—it’s more alignment.