My ideal 20: smart, educated, accomplished corporate executives (mostly women), from backgrounds of wealth & privilege who are expected to be successful, make big money, and “keep up appearances“. 

While successful—they've worked hard, risen up, and gotten great jobs—they also struggle with covert bullying, toxic bosses, and abuse/manipulation at work. They are kind, generous, and becoming increasingly spiritual as they get older. They want to break out of the conventional expectations and roles to do more meaningful work but don’t know how. 

They are vulnerable to abuse and stay stuck in their roles because of deeply hidden childhood/family/ancestral secrets or traumas. 

Energetically and psychically, they are drawn to work with me because I have healed my own childhood and ancestral patterns using a mix of psychology,  shamanic, and other techniques. Also, like many of them, I was raised with wealth, privilege, and expectations of success. However, very early, I left the approved path and followed my own spiritual growth and evolution for 45+ years. 

It’s that experience—with the tools, resources, and insights that set me free to follow my path and soul’s purpose—that I want to share with them in my group.

Thanks! 

Great video @Andrew H Hryniewicz and how lovely to see a glimpse of London as your backdrop! ☺️ (I'm in London too!)

I very much relate to taking the equanimity from spiritual practices and living into the fruits of those practices in the outside world.  And yes, being a business owner is indeed a spiritual journey.  I often reflect on all the lessons I experience now as a solopreneur that I just didn't meet as an employee... and just how much I've evolved as a result. 

Bravo for "leaving the cave" - a powerful metaphor for leaning into discomfort and stretching one's comfort zone! 🌟

@Julie Jordan Scott Thanks for your posts. I could relate to both...

First was the 3 years of my girlfriend's cancer diagnosis, treatment and (eventual) death. The hardest, most difficult -- and most beautiful -- experience of my life. 

One which taught me so much about staying present and honouring every soul's choices and journey.

The second is the deep grounding and reflection that comes from my morning walks--which always include reading something with ideas and beauty in it. And which I take notes, save quotes from... and then become a source of reflection and insight.

@Kate McNeill I don't have a clear response to your dilemma/questions/the juggling act you find yourself in... other than these words from Walt Whitman's "Leaves of Grass"

"Do I contradict myself?
Very well then, I contradict myself.
I am large.
I contain multitudes."

In my experience -- because our being is much larger than what is encompassed by our minds and logical thought -- everything hangs together, but it doesn't necessarily add up...