Shift the Field: How to Deliver the Transformation Your Clients Crave While Unlocking The Magic You Were Born to Share

So many service providers are so focused on “doing.” We offer “done for you” and “done with you” services. We teach clients what to do and hold them accountable to getting it done. But so many of us get scared when it comes to helping clients actually be different.

I am referring to a shift in one’s energy field that becomes a causative agent for a shift in the behavior of the humans around us! ● Source: Source is the grand energy field

I didn’t ask her to get present to the discomfort of living a life in which her values were being consistently violated. I didn’t ask her to describe what she wanted to experience and how she wanted to feel when running her business. And I didn’t ask her why she thought she had created this current situation for herself, thus checking her level of

If I don’t stay present to my own desire—to work with committed clients—I end up inadvertently participating in the “sell them what they want and give them what they need” model.

When we dream about our goals, we don’t always think about what we will need to give up to create them.

When we are present to our discomfort, and it is greater than our fear of what it will take to transform, we will commit to doing whatever it takes, or being whoever it takes, to make that change.

Life purpose. Do I know why I get up in the morning and feel confident that the way I expend my vital life force energy each day is in alignment with my dearest values?

In order to transform, we must allow ourselves to experience the deep discomfort of racism’s impact on all of us. More, we have to go deep enough to make this discomfort bigger than our fear of releasing our privilege and transforming into a more equal, equitable society. Only then can we Shift the Field.

You have been present to this discomfort for far too long, without nearly enough support. I see you, and I commit to staying present to my discomfort and work the principles in this book, actively and out loud, to transform racism. I say this with full presence to my own discomfort at the risk of actually putting these words to the page without kno