You know that feeling?
You feel down or tense or sad and then someone reminds you how the Law of Attraction means that as long as you're in these vibes, you will attract more negative experiences. Ah, it sucks! I've heard people talk about the Law of Attraction for a long time but I was never very inspired by it, because I wasn't feeling positive vibes, so just being confronted with the idea that my negative vibes were attracting more negative experiences wasn't encouraging or helpful for me at all. But lately things have shifted in my life and currently I'm in very up-beat vibes and keep attracting wonderful experiences and exchanges with people. I want to share with you HOW the shift in vibes can happen. There are 3 key elements to it: 1. Radically CONNECT with yourself, with all your negative emotions and experiences. I've developed a very strong flow of Self-Love, which enables me to embrace myself completely and hold the space for all of my experiences. Sometimes the advice given about the Law Of Attraction is to shift your attention to what you DO want rather than what you DON'T want. And I think there is some value in this, but there is also a risk of overlooking your true experiences and needs. As I understand it, the Law Of Attraction works this way: what you consciously AND UNCONSCIOUSLY feel, think, experience and believe attracts similar situations or specific challenges to learn certain things. So in my experience it doesn't work to only consciously focus on positive things when you still carry old wounds or convictions inside of you. What I find is that you need complete internal alignment and then the Law Of Attraction can work like a miracle. So the first step is to radically connect with yourself, with all that you are. So that you know what's alive in you, what your needs are, what your wounds are that need well-attuned care. Don't be afraid of negative feelings! They exist for a reason, they have something important to tell you. Don't judge yourself for having these feelings. When you can hold them with love and listen to the deeper message they have for you, these negative feelings will naturally transform, leaving no trace of negativity behind and that's when the Law Of Attraction will begin to work FOR you! It can feel daunting to embrace your intense negative feelings instead of pushing them away. If you feel you need help with this, check out the information at the bottom of this article about my offer to guide you through this process. 2. Set the intention to develop a positive and realistic ATTITUDE towards life. I like to stay grounded and real. That's why when I decided to work on my attitude towards life, I chose to not only develop a positive attitude, but also a realistic one. I didn't want to become too dreamy. But I also felt it was time to release some of my negative thinking and beliefs. So I wrote down everything that I wanted to let go of and burnt these papers with the intention of release. My experience with this is that it doesn't solve everything at once, in a 100% way, but it DOES get things into motion. And if you then continue to work on the same issue from other angles, in various ways, you can get REAL CHANGE. After I burnt what I wanted to release, I invited more positive thinking into my life, by consciously opening myself up to positivity, because I genuinely wanted this. I have a friend who has an amazingly beautiful, loving way of looking at life and at people. She is totally open-minded, and has a very positive outlook on life and on people. For many years I have absorbed her way of being through our friendship and I healed through it. Her positive approach to life was so different from my former chronically depressed state. This friend has treated me consistently with love, kindness and openness. And what a blessing this is! What a gift to receive her love and true positivity even when I came in full turmoil to her, many times. It has given me a deep motivation to change my attitude into a more positive one, because I have first-hand experience of how amazing it is to receive this from someone. I bet you are interested in having a positive attitude too, otherwise you wouldn't be reading this post :) As you open up to positivity in your life, I highly recommend to give yourself TIME for this. To change your way of thinking takes time. And when you take time, and keep on radically connecting with yourself throughout, you will take the slow but effective road. You will not just push away your negative thoughts, but explore what they want to tell you and discover which unmet needs they are signalling about. This is very important, because when you push away your thoughts, they always come back! And you have to use a lot of energy to push them away again and again, never really having true peace of mind. So it is much more effective to connect with what's underneath them, whilst also gently opening up to positivity and releasing the negative thoughts you feel ready to let go of. 3. MEET your true needs. Are you well aware of your needs? Do you feel worthy to get your true needs met? These are very important questions. I have learned 3 things about needs over the past 17 years :
Now how does this relate to the Law of Attraction? If you ignore your needs, they don't go away, but they may start hiding in your subconscious and impact your vibration without you realizing it. This can be a direct cause of why the Law of Attraction is not working for you the way you want it to. On the other hand, when you tune into your feelings and become aware of your true needs and then take action to get your needs met, there is a natural inner alignment happening in all of your being. Your vibration will become much stronger and clearer, with no hidden urges towards that things that don’t really serve you. Your vibration will naturally rise from a place of freedom and peace. When you radically connect with yourself, when you develop a realistic and positive attitude towards life and when you do all you can to meet your own needs, that's when you are ready to consciously start working with the Law of Attraction to attract the most beautiful experiences and opportunities into your life. Sounds good ? But maybe not doable on your own? In that case I would like to ask you the following questions: Do you want to develop a loving way of looking at yourself? Is it time for you to break free from limiting beliefs and convictions? Do you want to get to know your own needs and get creative in how to meet them? Would you like to clear up the negative thought patterns that hinder a positive internal flow? Do you feel unworthy of so much positivity but long for a change? Then maybe my Self-Love Program is exactly what you need! In this 2 month online coaching program I guide you to lay a gentle and compassionate foundation for yourself, I help you to work through the obstacles that hinder your Self-Love, I invite you to explore several ways of Self-Love until you find what works for you and then at the end, if you feel ready and want to, you can commit to yourself in your own unique way to make a lasting change. It's a transformational journey which you walk with other sensitive women by your side. Here you can read all about it. This is what people say about the program: “Thank you for this amazing chance for me to meet myself where I am at. Something I have never allowed myself to do before. I feel much closer to being able to accept who I am, and to rejoice in who I am. I feel more confident in what my needs are, and confident in allowing myself these needs. I know that the program is called the Self-Love program, but it is genuinely with some surprise that I find myself, near the end of the program, actually discovering that I love who I am! Thank you for showing me the way!” Alexandra Harris in the UK “I'm feeling really grateful for your help, Annemie. It's been a blessing to have been supported and shown these ways of Self-Love. I'm really excited to see where this takes me. I often think of your example and the aspects of Self-Love day to day. It helps to know you are out there and are living this and practising Self-Love. It`s a little like a beacon to follow!" Rhonda in Canada "The Self-Love program brought me a deep transformation. Thanks to the way Annemie built up the modules, revealing every week something new, I was able to move into loving and accepting myself step by step which was very healing. Annemie made this program with such great love towards people that this healing power of her love and her wisdom made it a true experience into gentle, soft and non-intrusive self-revelation. The program worked so well for me as already in the middle of it I was able to finally heal a very difficult relationship and step out of a very self-destructive mode. I was finally loving myself to the degree I never was able to" Natalie Sanna yoga teacher in Estonia Do you want to experience this too? Send me an email at [email protected] to request your free 20 minute Skype chat to talk about it all. I'm always happy to hear from you! Warmly, Annemie
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“What a strong woman!”, exclaimed with full admiration, most often by a man, and rarely about me.
For a long time I never considered myself a strong woman. The reason being, I'm highly sensitive, easily overwhelmed, sometimes exhausted, emotional, high or low. And while eventually finding a way forward, I spend quality time searching and discovering. I’m not invincible, held together regardless of the circumstances, immune to emotion, or necessarily any of the other stereotypes that some attribute to strength. Today I want to explore my true feminine strength. Here I intend to name it, see it, recognize it and share it with you. My strength My strength is to be gentle, slow and thorough. I choose confrontation when I'm truly ready for it and that takes time. Rarely do I confront harshly and abruptly. Only when I’m cornered and can't immediately find another way to protect myself. Mostly I choose slowness and don't respond right away. I let everything percolate until I find my true answer to a situation. I love deep understanding and connection. I love non-violent communication. I feel my way through situations and conflict intuitively and dynamically. I feel deeply and ground myself in love, and then connect peacefully from that source to really understand what's going on for myself and the other person. You won't easily see me on barricades. Though I support others who do have activist strength and I speak out for causes that are dear to me, you won’t see me using my physical body to stop opposition. It’s too intense for me. Instead I use my heart. I need open communication and mutual understanding too much to be able to thrive in the more fixed and fierce energy of activism. I have tried in the past to obtain results through force and willpower, but doing so didn't bring me satisfaction or any peace. My strength lies in other areas. Healing may be the key word in my life. I have a profound belief in healing. Something that is healed is changed forever. You don't need to take action for it anymore, or put pressure on anyone. A heart that has opened up and is healed will naturally make more loving choices. I choose this slow but sustainable way of healing, because this way suits me completely and fulfils me. It makes my energy flow freely. I can feel within everything that this is right for me. But does this constitute a strong woman? Someone who loves gentleness and slowness so profoundly isn't so readily associated with strength. How do I view myself? How much have I let my self-image be determined by other people's judgments? It's time to take charge of my self-image again! When I look at myself with an open mind, I see a lot of strength, but of a different flavor. A very sensitive strength, constantly attuning, seeking sustainable solutions and with a loving view of situations and people, finding mutual understanding and healing of the pain which is the cause of our difficulties. And this isn’t the full story, because apart from gentle and slow, my strength is also thorough. I choose confrontation when I’m ready for it. I don’t try to avoid possible conflict. On the contrary, deeply grounded in love and compassion, I discuss everything that’s important to me, because I fiercely believe in the value of such confrontations. We learn from receiving honest feedback, even though it can be hard at first. I feel grateful for all confrontations in my life, because I grew in valuable ways through them. I choose to confront people as gently and open-minded as possible, because I’m very well aware that I don’t know the full story of another person and that truly listening to him or her will probably change my view on things. I am fully connected to the appreciation that we all do the best we can. I don’t believe that a human hurts another for no reason. I see time and again, in myself and in everyone I meet, that people only cause damage to other people when they’re having a hard time themselves. A happy or fulfilled person isn’t going to harass other people. It’s a simple insight that changed my whole view on man. I feel a deep love and gentleness for everyone. We all do our very best with everything that happened to us in the past and the things we have to endure in the present, while also handling the pressures and expectations for the future. It’s time to relax and abate, and let our wounds heal, so that we can live our lives differently. That’s my motive and true hope when I confront someone: to create a safe and loving space where insights can come into existence and relaxation and healing can take place. I grant other people the opportunities for growth that I so cherish in my own life and I speak up for the things I care about in my own way. And that makes me thorough. When something happens that doesn’t seem fair, that doesn’t sit well with my sense of justice, I do something about it. I reflect about it and when I’ve found enough space in myself and gained insight into the situation, I start a dialogue about it. Does all of this make me a strong woman? Who can tell? Who do I let determine this? And how important is it to be a ‘strong woman’ and see myself as such? I do feel it’s empowering to consider myself as strong. It boosts my self-confidence and makes me feel more capable to handle life’s challenges. But what is strength? Is it a sign of strength or weakness to ask for help? To reach out for support in complete honesty and openness? Is it brave to be aware of one’s vulnerabilities and care for them with love and tenderness? Maybe it is. --- I wrote all of this a couple of months ago… Re-reading it today I feel the truth about myself is that I am both strong and vulnerable, and that it is my love and care for myself who glues both together to the alive and juicy person I am. I am a blood-sweat-and-tears woman. Sometimes I crash, but I get up again. It may take some time, but I get up again, every time. And I relax when I feel I don’t have to be strong all the time. Just to be myself and to be loved and supported as I am. Each time someone sees my strength in the middle of my vulnerability, my heart is warmed and I feel seen as I am. How do you see strength? Do you dare to share your vulnerability? And do you consider yourself as strong? I’d love to hear your experience and view on this! Warmly, Annemie PS: My next Self-Love Program starts October 2nd. Would you like to bathe yourself in love and learn how to treat yourself with (more) gentleness and care? Pm me for more info or visit the program page: Self-Love Program with Annemie Do you feel powerless and overwhelmed by what is happening in the world?
Are you scared of the impact Donald Trump may soon start to have on our lives? Do you feel trapped in your life, in our society? It's easy to become downtrodden or feel helpless in despair. I’ve been observing in the conscious community how people feel discouraged by the state of the world and this moves me deeply, because I have love for and appreciate everyone who cares about our planet and its inhabitants. It takes vulnerability and courage to even look at the challenges facing our times, be it political, economic, social, or environmental conditions. I want to share with you my hope for our world and several ways you can empower yourself and become an unstoppable, free and positive force in the world. I believe empowered people can make a real difference in our world and I feel very passionate about this. Yet this empowerment begins very gently and slowly, by truly honoring who you are and what you feel right now. I reach out to you who feels tremendously discouraged and powerless about the state of the world and I hope that with this article I can fuel your beautiful spark of care into a strong fire. 1. Know yourself You are a unique person. You've come into this world with specific talents and gifts. Maybe they are buried under layers of insecurities, fears, doubts, judgments, … But they are still there underneath. They are your source of power. When you connect to who you truly are and what you have to offer our world, your energy begins to flow and you feel strong. What you have to give is irreplaceably valuable. It is absolutely worth making the effort of fully developing your talents so that you are ready to use them at their full capacity. When you watch the news and see what is happening in our world, you can feel a strong calling to take action, to protest, to fight injustice. Before you head into that, I think it's wise to take a moment of consideration to ponder who you are. Are you the warrior-type who stands on the barricades and thrives in heated situations? Or are you very sensitive and vulnerable and may get easily overwhelmed or traumatized by intense situations? What kind of person are you? In which situations do you thrive? Which are your true gifts? I realized about myself that I'm not the warrior-type, not even the non-violent warrior. I'm the healer-type. I thrive in peaceful environments where people are open to explore their hearts. That's where I have something valuable to offer: my love and insights into developing Self-Love for example. Yet I care deeply about our world too. So I balance these things out in a way that works for me. Currently that means that I don't stand on barricades, but I support causes in the ways I can: I donate to Standing Rock, I am a member of a local nature organisation, I buy organic food, I pray and hold ceremonies for specific causes, … My life would not feel right if I didn't connect in some way to people and organisations who do have the peaceful warrior-spirit and stand up for causes in a way I can't do myself. I've contemplated this deeply and considered several organisations until I found the one that resonates most deeply with me: a peaceful local organisation which actively protects nature in my country. Finding my way to relate to what happens in the world is an ongoing balancing act, and mostly one I love. I love to spend time on this, figuring out how I can contribute to our world and how to respond to things that happen, because I care and because I believe I can make a difference. How about you? Take some time to contemplate about yourself, your gifts and your vulnerabilities, until you find how you can contribute to our world in a sustainable way, in a way that truly works for you. The next step will also help you with this: 2. Heal yourself One of the most powerful tools you have to contribute to our world, is to heal yourself. Yes, I believe strongly that by healing your private and personal experiences, you make a difference to the world, and that true empowerment is rooted in your own healing. Let me explain. I believe you carry all of your past experiences with you. All your beautiful and loving experiences, but also all the painful, even traumatic ones. As long as these painful experiences are not processed and healed, they impact you in a negative way.They become your baggage which hinders your ability to live and love freely. You may find yourself facing the same challenges over and over again, feeling desperate and trapped in a pattern you can’t seem to break free from. When this happens it’s hard to find the head-space and clarity to see what your contribution to the world can be and find the strength and stability to make a real difference, as you’re so taken by the dynamics in your private life. I highly recommend seeking support to transform these patterns, so that you have more space in your heart and head. (more on types of support below) You may also notice that you get very deeply upset by events in the world, so much so that you feel you’re drowning and can’t get a handle on it. I have personally found that when this happens to me, the events in the world touch on a core wound in myself which trigger this strong reaction in me. In this case I need to tend to my wound and heal it, because if I don’t, I keep getting triggered, and then I feel powerless and hurt badly. Once my wound is healed and I feel much clearer again, I come to the world with a fresh outlook and respond differently to the same events. They may still move me deeply, as there are continually sad things happening on and to our planet. I may still cry but then my tears come from a pure place of care, rather than from a complicated intertwined messy feeling place inside of me. I deeply believe in the transformative power of crying. It brings such deep release. When you care so much about our world and feel deeply upset by things that happen, I invite you to embrace your tears. And also inquire in yourself what exactly is being touched upon in you and bring healing and love to these vulnerable places. It will empower you and guide the way to what you CAN do to contribute to our world. You can heal your wounds with the help of a coach/therapist/wise woman/women’s circle/friend/teacher…. There are many different methods available, like many forms of therapy, coaching, meditation, group healing, visualisations, online programs, …and I recommend trying a couple out to find what really works for you. So, if this speaks to you, you can decide to walk the path of healing yourself as deeply as you possibly can. It will have a ripple effect on your whole life and the world. And it will lead to setting an intention from love rather than from pain, which is the next step: 3. Choose your intention In the process of finding your way of relating to the troubles in the world and deciding where to put your energy, heart and time into, it is essential to be mindful about your motives and intention. I consciously choose to come from a place of love and care in my contributions to the world, because that is what feels truly right for me and makes me feel peaceful and fulfilled. That means that when I just heard something upsetting in the news, I first take time to process this and heal the wounds it may trigger in me. If I react immediately, from this place of hurt and upset, my actions will reflect my upset and will be less effective to create the change I desire. While it may appear as strength to react passionately in the heat of the moment, if for example, we transfer the blame of our hurt onto an external other, though we may get temporary surface relief, we miss the chance to heal that wound, and simply spread the hurt onto others. My intention is to root and ground myself in love and care as often as I can. That means that I do A LOT of healing work. And this feels so right, so spot on. Because I've experienced many times that if I don't heal my wounds, I get triggered so often. Me in a triggered state is me in a fragile state, not able to respond adequately. Whereas me in a healed state is me the unstoppable force of love that I desire to be. So how about you? What intention feels right for who you are and for your actions? What resonates most deeply with you and gives you a feeling of fulfillment and completeness? Connect deeply with this, make it the root of your life and your actions. 4. Claim your freedom Now you have a couple of ideas that can help you create a life of freedom, which is the ultimate empowerment. I feel so passionate about this! When you know your talents and your vulnerabilities, when you heal yourself from your wounds and when you consciously choose your intention, you can see clearly what is right for you, what is right for your life. Then you can ask the big questions: What do you want to do with your life? Which area, interest, field, or occupation is a fit for you? What is truly important to you? Which choices have you made in the past and how can you take full responsibility for them, while moving your life towards what feels true for you now? Claim your freedom! This is your life. It is in your own hands. You can do with it whatever you want. Just make sure to pace yourself well when you are considering changes and as you claim your freedom, also claim your true responsibilities. As an example of what I mean I'll share with you how I feel since I've fully claimed my freedom: I feel free in every minute of my life. I choose how I spend my time, what I dedicate my energy to. I choose to spend time with my daughter and be there for her, I choose to work in jobs that are my passion, I choose to love my friends deeply, I choose to heal all of my family relationships, I choose to walk a spiritual path, I choose to live, breathe, dance, sing, write, love, care, cry, … I LIVE! I am the boss over my own life, no matter who is in charge politically. I choose to accept the things I can't change right now, and find peace with what is, while still praying for the changes I feel our world needs. And most of all: I fully do my part. I give all I can to heal and help our world, in a way that works for me, that is sustainable. Doing my part makes me feel complete and peaceful. This is freedom. A freedom rooted in deep care for justice, for treating our planet and all its inhabitants well. Does this speak to you? Do you want to become an unstoppable positive force in our world too? If you’d like support on this path, check out my Self-Love Program, a 2 month online coaching program in which you deeply connect to yourself and remove the obstacles that hinder a free flow of love. In this program you build up your strength from the very root: how you relate to yourself is what fuels all of your actions. Check out my video to hear all about it! Want to know if the Self-Love Program is the right fit for you? Email me to schedule your free 20 minute skype session to discuss it! [email protected] I look forward to hearing from you, Annemie Imagine having DIRECT ACCESS to your instincts and TRUSTING them without second-guessing.
Imagine LIBERATING yourself from limiting beliefs you've maybe carried around your WHOLE LIFE. Imagine finding the WISDOM inside yourself and TAILORING YOUR LIFE so that you can THRIVE! Wouldn't it be amazing to live your life like this? It's absolutely possible!! I've found my way from having absolutely no idea who I was, what I truly felt inside and what my needs were, all the way up to having a very strong connection to my Inner Guidance today which allowed me to create a deeply fulfilling and amazingly beautiful life. So how about you? Do you have a clear connection with your Instincts? Or does your Inner Guidance get clouded by judgments and doubts in your head? I'm here to encourage you to put in the work and focus to find your true Inner Guidance, because once you have established a strong connection with your Inner Guidance, your life will change so beautifully! Let's get clear first: What is Inner Guidance? Inner Guidance is the voice inside, from your heart - your intuition, your instincts, your gut feeling, your inner knowing… however you choose to name it. I believe we all have an inner voice which can guide us in our lives. But sometimes this voice speaks very quietly and it can be hard to hear it. So how can you develop a strong connection with your Inner Guidance? It all starts with slowing down, taking time to listen to what's alive in you. When you first start doing this, lots of thoughts and judgments can come up, saying that it is nonsense, that you're wasting your time, that it’s not going to work anyway … and so on. We can carry a whole lot of judgments and limiting beliefs in our minds, which hinder a clear connection with our Inner Guidance. In the Self-Love Program, I offer a process to liberate yourself from such judgments, so that you may have more space in your mind to listen to the valuable messages that come from within. Listening to yourself may sound too simple to be valuable, yet it is extremely powerful. Knowing yourself well, knowing what's alive in you, distinguishing between past wounds that are being triggered or a present hurt that asks to be dealt with right away, knowing your needs … it all helps you ground in yourself. Someone who's been listening deeply to himself or herself for a while is an empowered person. How to listen to yourself? One thing is really important: to listen to yourself unconditionally. That means opening up to truly hear what's alive in you, no matter what it is. Being as welcoming with your feelings and thoughts as you are with your children's. You can do this in several ways: writing in a journal, creating something to express yourself, dancing, singing, talking, sitting in silence … Now I want to reassure you that listening unconditionally to your feelings doesn't mean you have to act upon everything you hear immediately. The only thing I'm suggesting you do is to listen to yourself, so that you can gather information about yourself and the situations in your life. And then you have the freedom to choose what to do with what has come to the surface. After you've been listening to yourself in this way for a while, you'll notice you'll be more empowered and more aware. Obstacles on your journey During the process of establishing a strong connection with your Inner Guidance, obstacles can show up - like judgments or trauma from the past, amongst other things. I recommend working through this with a trusted helper, so that you can get the full benefit of listening to yourself. When you are just beginning to listen to yourself, it can be tricky to find a good helper for this, as you may still have the tendency to listen more to the helper than to yourself. At this stage I strongly recommend choosing someone who is good at attuning to you and with whom you feel there is a lot of space for you. Find someone who doesn't impose his/her belief system on you, but who is open to really hearing how things are for you. I find Eliane (founder of Parenting For Wholeness) is such a coach, and in my own coaching I also offer a safe and welcoming space in which I listen to you unconditionally. I LOVE attuning to people and seeing you blossom before my eyes. However I've seen in my own life and in other people's lives how sometimes getting professional help doesn’t work very well. I feel deeply disturbed by this, because I care about those who are in need and who are seeking help for themselves. So I wanna share with you how finding your Inner Guidance can change this at the root. Making the most out of professional help Have you ever reached out to a professional for help and found yourself not making much progress with the support you received? Finding your Inner Guidance can drastically change this experience! When you are in a vulnerable place, in need of help, and you reach out to someone, sometimes what happens is that you start depending on this helper and start looking to him/her for answers, for guidance. Sometimes you trust what your helper says more than your own feelings and thoughts. This is a red flag for me! You can spend lots of money on such help, without getting the results you were hoping for. And sometimes it is really hard to get out of this dynamic with a helper, because your dependance has grown so deeply. So how can your Inner Guidance help you with this? When you are well connected to your Inner Guidance, you know exactly what you need help with and what kind of helper you need to support you through it. You stay in control over your process. You open up in sessions to talk about your issues, because you choose to do so, and because you know you will benefit from this. And during the sessions, you keep checking in with yourself, how you truly feel inside. When your helper says something that rubs you the wrong way, you bring it up. You don't bottle it inside, thinking something must be wrong with you for feeling this way; instead you feel worthy of receiving well-attuned help and so you give honest feedback to your helper. Having a strong connection with your Inner Guidance doesn't mean that you know it all or that you never need help. It means that you know your strengths and your weaknesses, that you know your needs, and that you have the courage to ask for help in the areas where you require it. You will also know when a helper is not fit for you and trust your intuition about this. This way you won't waste time and money in a helping relationship that isn't actually helping you! Finding your Inner Guidance So as you commit to listening unconditionally to yourself and removing the obstacles that are in the way, you'll develop such a strong connection with your Inner Guidance that it can be a huge milestone in your life! I mean it. I speak from direct personal experience here. I have lived through feeling lost and disconnected for many years, and those were hard times to live in. But one day I hit rock bottom and I decided to start listening to myself and from that commitment everything changed. Listening to myself is the foundation of my strength. It's that powerful. What do you think? Do you feel motivated to listen to yourself in this beautiful unconditional way? Do you want some help in this process? I've created a 2 month coaching program in which we work deeply on this: the Self-Love Program. Apart from learning to listen to yourself, you'll get tools on how to liberate yourself from judgments or beliefs, you'll be invited to expand your Self-Love in several ways, and at the end there's the opportunity to commit to yourself in your own unique way! The next Self-Love Program starts on October 2nd 2017 and there are still some spots left. Contact me to schedule a free 20-minute Skype call to talk about it and so you can ask any questions you have, and to get a feel for if this program is the right fit for you. I'd love to hear from you! [email protected] With much love, Annemie |
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Annemie Nijs - Self-Love CoachDo you long to be more gentle with yourself and feel love for yourself instead of judging yourself? Archives |