It was time to make a change.

I had started to sense that something was missing, or something wasn't quite right with the way I was living my life.

But I didn't dare to admit this, especially to myself. 

To an outsider looking in, I had my $hit together.

I had a stable, loving, and supportive relationship with a partner I was (still am) totally in love with. We had a cute house in a nice neighborhood that we could afford. We had adopted the sweetest, most adorable puppy. I had a solid 10+ year career, I was damn good at it, and it paid the bills. I was healthy. I had amazing friends who loved me and inspired me. I had my cute little ducks in a row. All of that was fine and dandy. 

At the time, ‘fine and dandy’ didn't seem to really matter. Even with all my ducks lined up, the truth was that I wasn't as happy or fulfilled as I knew I could be. This was so hard to admit to myself. So hard in fact, that I refused to admit it for a long time. I knew there had to be more to life. Yet, I couldn't imagine how the hell to find where, or how to start. I was stuck, and I wanted to figure this out, badly. 

Even though my knowing was strong, it was defeated again and again by this little voice that talked me out of exploring the idea of 'what if there is something even more awesome and completely fulfilling?'

Was I going to expire, or explode if I didn’t do something about this?! I wasn’t sure what, but I knew I had to do something. I was so tired of letting that little voice talk me out of all sorts of things that I knew could be awesome and exciting. This little voice was keeping me settled with more of the same old, same old. I wanted something new, something more fulfilling for myself. 

Fast forward. I finally stopped ignoring that little voice and took a shot in the dark. I went to a weekend workshop that a girlfriend had recommended. She said "Whit, what I learned there has been changing the game for me.  I think this could be super impactful for you. I think you'd love it."

I figured 'What the hell? Go for it.' and I signed up. I had a hunch it'd be worth it somehow. 

My hunch was right. 

I learned more about myself that weekend than I had in YEARS before that. It was like being given knowledge and wisdom I never knew I was missing, but had always wanted. 

One of the most impactful things that the workshop left me with was that I finally made more sense to myself. I had a clearer sense of who I was, what I wanted to create for my life and a sense of possibility within me where before, not so much. 

I left with new skills to use in my day-to-day paired with a perspective on life, myself, and others that felt undeniably true. I was shown how to look at life and other people through a lens that made interacting with people easier, and more meaningful. 

I left understanding how to empower myself AND others. I left with a greater understanding of what it means to BE a human BEING and how to start being the ME I wanted to become more of.  

If you’ve ever heard that nagging question "Isn't there supposed to be more? Wasn't this meant to be better?" quietly buzzing between your ears and your heart, it's there to tell you something. 

If you’re asking yourself this question, the answer is YES. There is more for you.  

The good news is, your more is within your reach - even if you can't see it right now.

Do you want to find out what more can look like for you? Would you like to start seeing how your problems can turn into possibilities, where your obstacles can become opportunities and suddenly you find your spark lit from within?

If you’ve listened to all the podcasts, read all the books, and you still aren’t finding ‘it’. If you’re still having a less than ‘hell yeah!’ experience, this is a perfect opportunity for you to choose to write a story that you’re crazy about living. 

You're in the right place, and I’ve got you.

Let's have a conversation and discover what's yours to create.  

Let’s explore your 'more'. Schedule a time for us to talk about what changes you want to create in your life!

I'm so excited to talk with you.

With love, 

 Whitney 

P.S. Your future self thanks you ;)