There’s a process of deep refinement happening in my business. It’s touching EVERYTHING. And it is a direct result of the science of Human Design; my study of it, and its impact on me. (Shoutout to my on-staff human design consultant Sam Zagar, a splenic projector who has seen me in ways I didn’t know I wanted until now.) Before Human Design, I was already prioritizing my capacity. I was already prioritizing my truth. I […]
Category Archives: Spirituality
It was a surprising experience, when I first recognized that money was pointing me to God. OF COURSE God was there. It felt so right for me. And then as I started to work with spiritual people I realized this was an enormous opportunity for every teacher, every healer, every coach that I know. To give our attention to money from a spiritual perspective. To include God in EVERYTHING. I have found this work to […]
For the past two weeks, the JJC team and a portion of our community have all been engaged in a prosperity practice together. The experience has been more powerful than even I expected. The abundance principles we’re working with are a whole journey on their own; now we know that bringing our focus to them as a group turns the power way up. We want to share a little taste of the wealth of insight […]
The idea that I will never cause harm is a kind of toxic perfectionism. It’s what has my clients put me on a pedestal – from which I can only fall. I cause harm – we all do. That doesn’t make it okay. But the awareness makes it possible for me to see what’s really happening, be present when I am confronted, and use it to go deeper. Just three weeks ago, a family member […]
In spiritual communities we love to talk about love. So much so that I’m hesitant to even have these conversations. We say: “Love is all there is.” But what does that really mean? It’s like… yeah, love. Of course. God is love and God is present in everything. That doesn’t mean we experience love and only love 24 hours a day! We’re human. And I don’t think we fully, properly describe the alternative. What I’ve […]