Send the Damn Email: Embracing the Scary Thing That Sets You Free

This is your sign to stop overthinking and do the thing—even if it scares the hell out of you.

In this soul-led episode, I’m sharing the behind-the-scenes journey of launching something completely new: my business realignment sessions. After months of inner work, tough conversations, second-guessing, and stalling, I finally hit send on the email that made it all real—and I’m bringing you with me through that deeply human moment.

This episode is for the woman who:

• Has been sitting on an idea that won’t leave her alone
• Is hiding part of her gifts because they might feel “too much” for others
• Feels called to evolve her business… but is terrified of what others might think
• Needs a little courage to take the next step—even if she’s not sure where it leads

We talk about:

• How I’ve secretly used energetics, intuition, and channeling in my agency for years
• Why I finally decided to blend spiritual gifts into my work—out loud and unapologetically
• What it felt like to send the “this might change everything” email
• Releasing the fear of what others think (even your friends or family)
• The power of just doing the uncomfortable thing

Whether you're launching a new offer, shifting your identity, or simply feeling stuck in a season of waiting, this episode is your reminder: your next move doesn’t have to be perfect—it just has to be honest.

💡 Key Takeaways:

• Fear of judgment is real—but your light is stronger.
• You don’t have to keep your gifts separate. Integration is where alignment lives.
• The “big scary thing” is usually the door to everything you’re craving.
• You can evolve your business without starting over.
• When it’s time to move, MOVE—even if your voice shakes.

🌀 Ready for Realignment?

If you’re feeling off in your business, burnt out by your offers, or unsure how to integrate your deeper gifts—my new 1:1 Business Realignment Sessions are open. Come as you are. Bring it all. Let’s find what’s next.

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