Sublime

Working toward our potential becomes what psychoanalyst and developmental theorist Karen Horney called “a search for glory” when, somehow, we learn more about what is ideal than about what is real.

Killian’s insight helped me realize that a big part of the work I do to support women and girls has to be my inner work—facing my own fears and flaws. She helped me see that I cannot stand for gender equality in the world unless I have it in my marriage.

belief—what will sustain coachees on their way? The energy of commitment is one answer.

To support other women in their growth through nurturing and enlightening workshops.

Once women have lost her and then found her again, they will contend to keep her for good. Once they have regained her, they will fight and fight hard to keep her, for with her their creative lives blossom; their relationships gain meaning and depth and health; their cycles of sexuality, creativity, work, and play are re-established; they are no lo

Simply learning how we have acquired feelings of worthlessness rarely enables us to change

Later in life, when you have a conflict with your partner, the intensity of your response can be amplified by this hidden pathway.

your discovery of pink profits can help you feel confident when you have that conversation.

Developing a relationship with the wildish nature is an essential part of women’s individuation.