THRIVE LETTERS
FEATURED LETTERS
As the year comes to a close, many of us find ourselves reflecting on the year that has passed and resolving to make improvements in the New Year. This week’s letter invites you to expand on these practices in a way that sets you up for thriving with peace and joy.
Instead of leaning into the frenzy of the end of the year push, this week’s letter invites you to lean into the art of letting go.
When the path ahead seems dark, when you don’t see a solution in sight and don’t know how to find your way, surrender can light the way. This week’s letter discusses the gift of surrender.
Many of us are deeply affected by the state of the world and all the pain and division we witness every single day. But we cannot let our energy, hope, and light be drained and beaten out of us. This week’s letter shares how we can keep the hope alive in the midst of dark times.
As you are birthing the new, you will encounter resistance and how you show up for it makes all the difference in whether or not you will succeed. This week's letter guides you on how to greet resistance and use it to build strength and propel yourself forward.
Anger is a very powerful emotion, but one that many women don’t know how to access. This week’s letter discusses the importance of feeling anger and allowing it to spur us into positive action as powerful agents of change.
In today’s letter, I cover a type of rest that is essential to our thriving: mental rest and finding peace in the present moment.
In this letter, we redefine what it means to be “home” — the only true home we need to thrive.
In this letter, I share a powerful story that highlights the #1 advocate you need to thrive.
Despite how much we want to rush through periods of growth, some things do need time to ripen and so do we. In this letter, I share how you can make time work for you by working with time.
Despite popular belief, being a strong woman is not something we should be aiming for. We deserve to be powerful women and in this letter, I explain the key differences between the two.
The greatest missed opportunity for ease, joy, and thriving comes from believing that we can only feel good, be happy, or take care of ourselves once our external circumstances match our desired expectations. In this letter, I explain more and share what to do instead.
We are in the midst of major transitions and global shifts, and many of our next steps are not always clear. In today’s letter, I share guidance on what to do when you don’t know what to do.
In today’s letter, I share a key insight that will help you discern what opportunities are right for you. I explain how not all doors are meant to be walked through, but every door brings a gift that is meant for you.
Whether it is deep concerns about the state of the world or some kind of personal, professional, financial, or health challenge, or a combination of each, everyone is feeling it these days in one way or another. In this letter, I’m sharing five steps to being okay even when the circumstances are not okay.
Being able to dance with uncertainty is the next frontier in our evolution as powerful women, leaders, and changemakers. In today’s letter, I share how you can dance with uncertainty and continue to thrive in the process.
In today’s letter, I share something that every woman needs to read: “The Womenifesto: A Call for Women to Remember, Come Together, and Birth a New World Order”.
In this letter, I share insights from my latest research, and how the findings could support you on your leadership journey and propel you towards greater success.
Self-compassion is essential for thriving in all areas of our lives and informs how authentically we can show up in the world, and how we love, parent, create, and lead. In this ‘Thrive Letter’, I share four essential keys you need to overcome old programming and embrace self-compassion today.
In the latest ‘Thrive Letter’, I share four powerful insights that will empower leaders and changemakers to stay true to themselves and their purpose as they navigate challenges and continue to shine their light.
Many of us get discouraged when we feel like we’ve made a lot of progress and ready for a new level of expansion and then we are hit with a return of some old challenges that we thought we had overcome. In this letter, I share the powerful reason behind these setbacks and what they could be telling you.
We all aspire toward “being the change” we wish to see in the world, yet, many individuals have major blindspots in this area, which gets in their way of making the impact they want to make. In this letter, I share the ultimate key to overcoming these blindspots and increasing your impact while bringing greater ease and joy to your work.
Confidence is not something we are born with; rather, it is something we can intentionally build and nurture within ourselves. At its core, building unshakable genuine confidence is about developing self-trust. In this letter, I share one key way to start building self-trust and our confidence.
So many of us are terrified of not being enough and are living in constant fear. We mask it in different ways, in my case, it was with overachieving, perfectionism, and people-pleasing. In this letter, I share four beliefs that helped me break free and finally feel at peace with myself.
So many of us are missing out on receiving the gift from our “negative” emotions. While they are definitely uncomfortable and painful to feel, “negative” emotions like anger, anxiety, frustration, sadness, and fear are a sign that your internal guidance system is in working order. This letter shares how “negative” emotions can help you redirect, realign, and level up.
As we all know, any new decision, venture, or pivot can bring about volatility and uncertainty. How we deal with the contractions, expansions, twists, turns, ups, and downs along the way (i.e. “the messy middle”) makes all the difference in how we make it to the other side. In this letter, I share six reminders to help you if you are going through a messy and difficult transitional period in your life, career, and/or business.
We live in a world that is constantly pushing us to be productive and move forward every single day. But sometimes we hit a wall and don’t know how to move forward. This can happen to any of us and in this letter, I’ll guide you on what you need to do to move forward with clarity and confidence.
Burnout is real. Many high-achieving individuals have either experienced it or are at risk for burnout. I’ve definitely been there and it has taken me years to recover and find a healthy balance in my life. And the real reason behind my burnout may surprise you. It is something that I know many of us struggle with because of the way our world and systems are designed, and it could be putting you at risk for burnout. In this letter, I share my journey of understanding and healing from burnout.
To get what we want in our lives, careers, and businesses, we obviously need to work for it and ask for it. But the #1 mistake I see women making is that while they are asking for what they want and putting in the effort, they do not internally open themselves up to receiving it! In this letter, I share how you can identify your internal blocks and open yourselves up to receiving what you want.