I was afraid to take on new clients after taking a long break to heal my nervous system.

When I felt ready to execute our improved Hucklberry services, I intentionally called in the clients who would receive this work with an open heart, especially when it comes to reading their businesses energetically, but also the clients who are willing and ready to do the inner work required to create the outer results they desire for their passions.

I see myself as a bridge that guides not only the inner transformation of the client personally, but also the transformation that happens within the business itself. This work is essentially an intense awakening of leadership and impact, so I spend a lot of time calling in the people who genuinely need this kind of support and who are willing to trust me enough to allow me to guide that transformation alongside them.

I was sitting in thought while feeling very alone with all the tasks that I had to finish for the business and our clients, and I started to go into deep introspection about why I feel like such a large weight is hanging over my shoulders from carrying my own business and my clients.

There was a lot to do. There always seems to be a lot to do when you’re a Founder.

There are the things people see, the deadlines, the emails, the projects, the clients, the team, the decisions that need to be made, the ideas that need to be brought to life.

And then there are all the things that nobody really sees. The emotional responsibility. The vision. The pressure of knowing that people are relying on you. The constant thinking about what comes next and whether you’re making the right decisions.