Claim Your Power: A 40-Day Journey to Dissolve the Hidden Blocks That keep you Stuck and Finally Thrive in Your Life's Unique Purpose

Physical abuse Emotional abuse Violent family members Being required to be perfect, rather than yourself Being abandoned by one or both parents A parent’s addiction Needing to be the caregiver of your parent(s) as a child Other people condemning you Being made fun of at school Witnessing violence The death of a loved one Not being recognized by you

And then to make the biggest impact, you must commit to turning your life around and sticking with this new life for at least six months. That

Negative thinking and emotions are calls for awareness, invitations to break patterns that no longer serve you. Fear is a sign you are living your Purpose. Hard work is still required. Persistence is still required. Not getting what you want is spiritual redirection. There is a Divine reason for every experience you have. A breakthrough is a starti

Use this book to do more than survive. Be way more than enough. So take a deep breath, set out your favorite pen, and commit to do some real work in Claim Your Power every single day for the next 40 days. The world will thank you, and so will I.

But staring into the abyss you will see the dim light of your own illuminated Soul. Your radiance will transform the abyss into the elusive elixir of life, and for the first time you will realize that all the while it was your own Light that you’ve been searching for.

The client who’d endured multiple acts of molestation realized that to be an example of strength, love, and determination would ensure that the perpetrators’ actions would not negatively affect her children. If she shut down and decided not to live her Purpose, those who hurt her were still winning.

I realized that that is not totally true. What’s actually true is I was wounded. I can find new meaning in that wound, which will set me free. Then I can live my Purpose.

I’m not living in the present. And, again, when you do that, the person who victimized you wins. That is the ultimate tragedy.

I am allowed to live big. I am allowed to love big. This new hierarchy is going

The client whose mother was mentally ill realized that her mother’s poor behavior was a catalyst for her growth, allowing her to be a wonderful, loving mother to her own kids and not pass on generational trauma.