What if, right now, what’s actually happening is you’re walking around weighed down and covered by pounds and pounds of marble. That marble is your people-pleasing. It’s your perfectionism, your experiences with imposter syndrome, judgment, and comparison. It’s your drivenness. It’s your need for external validation or the insatiable feeling that nothing is ever enough.

But that marble isn’t really yours. It’s not your true shape. It’s not your actual potential. You’ve covered yourself in marble because somewhere at some time it was as part of feeling safe or feeling secure or feeling like you belonged or feeling you met someone’s approval. And it may have served you at one time, but it’s not serving you now.

I want to chisel away at that exterior to let you, the real you underneath it all, breathe your own life into the world. Want to see what this looks like in real life? Read how one leader reclaimed her voice and rewrote her leadership story. Bottom line: I take away everything that isn't you – the drivenness, the perfectionism, the people-pleasing – so at the end of the day, you're crystal clear on who you are and are being true to yourself, cultivating strong leadership skills.

I want your taproot sunk so deep into the ground that you have an inextricable rootedness in who you are as a leader.