I believe that you get to have all of it – the legacy business of your dreams, a sh*t ton of moolah, and spaciousness to enjoy what you've built.
I don’t follow many rules, unless they’re my own. I believe you get to make your own rules, and they get to work for you. After all, we're in our 50s now, and this is the era of no f*cks given, am I right?
If you’re here, I know you’re potent AF, ready to stop giving and doing for everyone else, and start leading like the Crone that you are.
I believe that you get to have all of it – the legacy business of your dreams, a sh*t ton of moolah, and spaciousness to enjoy what you've built.
I don’t follow many rules, unless they’re my own. I believe you get to make your own rules, and they get to work for you. After all, we're in our 50s now, and this is the era of no f*cks given, am I right?
If you’re here, I know you’re potent AF, ready to stop giving and doing for everyone else, and start leading like the Crone that you are.
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This guy right here is my everything. We've been doing forever and ever together since 2002. He believes in my wild, crazy ideas big time. I love that my legacy has given him the time and space to focus on his passion full time - guitar licks + reverb pedals. He's the lead guitarist for Texas singer songwriter, Eley Buck Davis. Our fave thing to do on date night: Margaritas + Mexican followed by Austin's best local live music.
I'm born in Vevey, Switzerland. When I was 4, my parents moved the family back to their home country, Sweden. I speak Swedish and French fluently. I grew up train hoppin' through Europe emerging myself into different cultures and experiences. My life long love affaire with live music was born at the Montreux Jazz Festival seeing greats like Tracy Chapman, Miles Davis, Dr. John, Flaco Jimenez, BB King, in small intimatte venues.
I've always had BIG dreams and felt like life is one long ride of endless possibilities. Reality never phased me. If I could dream it up, I would go after it. I have an impeccable track record of creating AHamazing life experiences. Traveling fulfill my craving to experience something new, unexpected, and life-changing. I love sharing my abundance, and making extraordinary memories. I'm all in on Carpe Diem.
I've been through a sh*t ton of trauma. The kind of trauma that forces you to deep dive into personal growth just to come out a decent human. It prepared me to hold impeccable space for my clients. I can spot trauma response a mile away. and know the courage and vulnerability required to claim our true power. I'm here for the deep stuff, as long as it comes with 100% responsibility. Rescuing? HELL NO.
I think that most rules (laws included) are mere suggestions. If it doesn't make sense to me, I'm not doing it. I recently asked my mom how in the world she would let me train hop through Europe on my own at 14 (looooong before cell phones) and her response made me giggle: "Let you? I didn't really have a choice. You would have done it no matter what I said." And that's how I roll still today. I'm independent AF, and a true introvert.
In 3rd grade parent-teacher conference, my teacher told my parents they were splitting up our class because there were too many "leader types" ...and I was one of them. My dad's response was GOLD: "I freakin' RAISED her to be a leader" I was born a leader, raised by leaders, to become a leader. It hasn't been easy, but it's been rewarding AF to lead boldly and unapologetically.
This guy right here is my everything. We've been doing forever and ever together since 2002. He believes in my wild, crazy ideas big time. I love that my legacy has given him the time and space to focus on his passion full time - guitar licks + reverb pedals. He's the lead guitarist for Texas singer songwriter, Eley Buck Davis. Our fave thing to do on date night: Margaritas + Mexican followed by Austin's best local live music.
I'm born in Vevey, Switzerland. When I was 4, my parents moved the family back to their home country, Sweden. I speak Swedish and French fluently. I grew up train hoppin' through Europe emerging myself into different cultures and experiences. My life long love affaire with live music was born at the Montreux Jazz Festival seeing greats like Tracy Chapman, Miles Davis, Dr. John, Flaco Jimenez, BB King, in small intimatte venues.
I've always had BIG dreams and felt like life is one long ride of endless possibilities. Reality never phased me. If I could dream it up, I would go after it. I have an impeccable track record of creating AHamazing life experiences. Traveling fulfill my craving to experience something new, unexpected, and life-changing. I love sharing my abundance, and making extraordinary memories with my peeps. I'm all in on Carpe Diem.
I've been through a sh*t ton of trauma. The kind of trauma that forces you to deep dive into personal growth just to come out a decent human. It prepared me to hold impeccable space for my clients. I can spot trauma response a mile away. and know the courage and vulnerability required to claim our true power. I'm here for the deep stuff, as long as it comes with 100% responsibility. Rescuing? HELL NO.
I think that most rules (laws included) are mere suggestions. If it doesn't make sense to me, I'm not doing it. I recently asked my mom how in the world she would let me train hop through Europe on my own at 14 (looooong before cell phones) and her response made me giggle: "Let you? I didn't really have a choice. You would have done it no matter what I said." And that's how I roll still today. I'm independent AF, and a true introvert.
In 3rd grade parent-teacher conference, my teacher told my parents they were splitting up our class because there were too many "leader types" ...and I was one of them. My dad's response was GOLD: "I freakin' RAISED her to be a leader" I was born a leader, raised by leaders, to become a leader. It hasn't been easy, but it's been rewarding AF to lead boldly and unapologetically.