The leaders we usually credit with ‘starting’ a movement are usually those who put a voice to an energy that’s already in motion – a change that’s already afoot.

The leaders we usually credit with ‘starting’ a movement are usually those who put a voice to an energy that’s already in motion – a change that’s already afoot.

Imagine that your audience is sending signals into the field all the time, guiding you right to the buttons in their hearts…
And because you’re designed to support and serve them, you have a special antenna designed to pick up on these signals, tuning in energetically to locate them.

The dominant story about our wounds is that they come from bad things that happened to us, which damaged us in some way, and are now negatively impacting our lives.
But I hold our wounds as sacred in the same way I see our purpose and mission as sacred.

If there’s one thing I see when it comes to people’s messages, it’s that they’re too damn safe.

It’s time to get more rascally and fierce!

Your people need to feel your stake in the ground and know what you’re taking a stand for. That’s when they know what and who you’re committed to!

As paradigm changers, we love to explore the edge, continually opening up new terrain inside of ourselves and in the world.

And as service providers, it’s important to know that not everybody is ready to join you on the edge…

But some are desperately hungry for it.

So, who’s ready to join you on the edge?

How do you share a vision?
You share a vision by putting words to what you see…
And the funny thing is that you will never see the whole picture!

When you’re an activator of people’s power…
When you activate their ability to lead…
When you activate their capacity to take a stand for things…

There is a relationship between your wounds and your purpose in that your wounds always give rise to your purpose. The question is, are you still giving life to the old stories from your wounds… or are you giving life to the emerging story of your purpose?

It’s important to remember, as smart as you may be, that you still have a very limited perspective with which you see the world. It’s just part of the human condition. So when you’re looking at difficulty, trying to come up with solutions, using your mind alone, you’re actually quite limited.

To receive a calling is a receptive act. You heard a call, which by definition means that there are people out in the world that sent the call.

Messaging is the act of responding to those that sent the call saying, “I heard your call and I’ve spent a good chunk of my life developing the expertise and mastery to answer it. I now have something built especially for you to offer you. Here it is, welcome in.”

You know that you are here as a guide – not to be a guide, you are a guide.

And it’s time to give up working with people who are not on the journey that you are a guide for.

Anytime you’re working with someone where the work doesn’t seem to flow, chances are one of two things are true: