Originating from Hermeticism, "as within so without" means your thoughts, beliefs, and emotions shape how you perceive and experience the world around you.
Girlbossed Too Hard was built from a place of escaping the system yet feeling defeated - feeling like the world has abused and tortured my soul for far too long and having a sense of shame for not noticing it soon enough. Yet, from this place of nothingness, I wanted to give you - my clients, my readers, my followers - everything.
This next chapter is an attempt to mirror the evolution that I’ve been going through this past year. And that includes shedding the old brand and making space for the new.
The world is on fire
Our systems are clearly breaking down one by one. But if you know the story of the phoenix, the new will always rise from the ashes. And the shape it takes only depends on us. From healthcare to employment, values, relationships and our morals - everything is tested now and I see so many wonderful women building businesses to fight the good fight. To wake people up to the reality that we’re more in control of our health, our mental state or our relationships than what we’ve been made believe by the institutions that profit off of our perceived inability to take charge of our lives.
These women too, have gone through the fire and found their true calling in the medicine they discovered (may that be literal or figurative). The issue though is that as a solo practitioner, going against the mainstream, making a living out of it and not losing your sanity in the process is incredibly hard.
Surface-level information goes viral but the real experts with depth will not join the digital charades. They can’t and they shouldn’t. To make them visible to the mainstream requires a completely different approach. An approach that is deeply personal, highly intuitive and is one of a kind. Where every piece of strategy is individual and the fuel is PURPOSE.
This new chapter of my story will be about them and the right combination of intelligence and intuition to support the rise of approaches centered on humans, nature and a sense of healing.