​My clients usually refer to me as their "Sensei" ~ a title from my days as a student, competitor and teacher in the Martial Arts!  Now... I'm sharing the mindset work of Martial Arts while teaching women how to eliminate the Impostor Syndrome!
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​The Impostor Syndrome:  a psychological pattern in which one doubts one's accomplishments and has a persistent internalized fear of being exposed as a "fraud"

I'm here to help you shift your mindset and encourage you to share who you are, what you do and why you're so fabulous!​
If you're reading this page, I know you.

​I know you, because I used to be you.

There was a time when, no matter how many successes or accomplishments I achieved, I often found it difficult to believe I deserved financial success, to speak from the stage, to teach workshops, to be a best selling author or to share my gifts, talents and abilities with women around the world. 

Doubts about my abilities would creep in at the most inopportune times and my negative self-talk (i.e. The Impostor Syndrome) sounded something like this:  "Who am I to..."     
The Impostor Syndrome tried to convince me that the challenges I faced in the past made me unworthy of success!
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And then I learned it wasn't about what happened to me that mattered, it's about what I do with what happened that makes me who I am!  And that's when I learned to "Master My Beliefs"

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SENSEI: (sen - say) teacher; Sen means "before" and Sei means "born."  The literal meaning of the Japanese word is "one who is born before"; thus, the one who is born before you is your teacher.  This refers less to chronological age (some of my teachers have been young enough to be my children) than to the teacher's wisdom: In spiritual terms he or she is my elder, and thus my teacher.
MY MISSION:  To increase and enhance the lives of women globally while living my life unapologetically!
MY VISION & INTENTION: To use everything I've learned about true inner Strength and share it with others to enhance and increase the quality of life for women around the world!
MY WHY:  I know the power of getting out from under the belief that being victimized made me a victim.  When we live our lives in victim and vengeance mode, our mind is never truly free. When our minds are not free, we continually tell ourselves "we aren’t good enough, smart enough, or talented enough" (aka The Impostor Syndrome) because what we’re actually doing is enforcing a belief that what happened, happened because we were too weak to prevent it; this makes us feel powerless.  I'm here to remind you that you are anything but powerless!