Are you ready to step into the spotlight and share your message with the world? There’s a good chance that putting yourself out there will require some healing work on your part. In fact, Debbi Dachinger contends that visibility is an inside and outside job, requiring both practical strategies AND spiritual growth to break free of limitations and become ALL of yourself for an audience.

For wicked-smart women who are highly creative, it can be challenging to harness that creativity and turn it into cashflow. How do we balance the structure of running a business with the unpredictability of our creative imagination? How do we make time to play yet hold ourselves accountable for reaching our creative goals?

Are you hung up on using ‘proper business communication’ with potential clients? The truth is, we are interested in buying from people who are interesting. People we like and trust. But how do you build a marketing campaign that lets prospects know who you are AND communicates the solution you offer— in a way that’s easy to understand?

Going through a dark time can leave us distrusting our decisions and even questioning our worth. But if we can get curious about our challenges, they afford us a big opportunity for growth. After all, the fastest path out of the muck is through it. So, how can we learn to explore our darkness and grow into a new story?

All life crises are not created equal. Betrayal is unique in the way it shatters the foundation of our relationships and sense of safety and security. After all, when the people you trust the most prove untrustworthy, who do you trust? And according to Dr. Debi Silber, time doesn’t necessarily heal the wounds of betrayal unless we actively rebuild our sense of belonging, confidence and worthiness.

Are you putting off your dreams for the future? Promising that you’ll start doing that thing you love as soon as you fill-in-the-blank? If so, it’s time to start living in the present. To make the time and space to pursue your calling NOW, even if you can only spare a few minutes a day.

What’s the difference between barriers and boundaries? Even the most wicked-smart women among us struggle with giving our time and energy away. So, how do we break free of the artificial barriers society places on us and learn to set healthy boundaries? How do we create routines that nourish our minds, bodies and hearts?

What holds ambitious women back? Society tells us that we’re not wired for leadership, that the business world isn’t where our strengths lie. And too many wicked-smart women get burned out by the struggle and walk away. But what if the conflict has nothing to do with the way we’re wired? What if it’s just a matter of learning the rules of the game we’re playing?

As women, we’re conditioned to suppress ourselves in order to keep the peace. For many of us, this means we either compromise our own values to avoid standing out OR we sever ties with people completely. But what if there’s a way to honor the community you’re a part of AND walk in your own truth? What if we CAN create mutually beneficial relationships where we show up as ourselves?

When a relationship ends, it can feel like you’re never going to bounce back. But with the right tools, you can not only recover from old wounds, but develop whole new way of being that invites adventure—and attracts a whole different kind of partner.

The decision to divorce is a difficult one, especially if young children are involved. No parent wants to miss half of their kiddo’s childhood. But how do we learn to co-parent in a positive way? What strategies can divorcing couples use to create a happy life for their child AND themselves?

“So often people look at money, they look at their business as the Source of them, not a resource. When you make it the Source, then everything has this weird, secret agenda underneath it. When you’re operating from the consciousness of your soul, the consciousness of your business soul … you make every decision based on the knowing that you’re whole and complete, so that is reflected back in everything that you do.”

Are you struggling with the feeling that you’re not enough? What if there was a way to convert your inner critic to a voice of compassion? What would you be able to accomplish if you were truly at ease with yourself?

Actions speak louder than words. And if your nonverbal cues don’t align with your message, people will believe what they SEE over what you SAY. So, how can you leverage an understanding of body language to be a more effective leader?

Not sure what you’re REALLY good at? Convinced there’s nothing all that special about your particular combination of talents and abilities? Then it’s time to uncover your Deep Genius, the unique blend of inherent strengths, life experiences and AHA moments that make you distinctly YOU.

Are you honoring your gifts? If your current work is out of alignment with who you are, it may be time to take the leap into entrepreneurship. But how do you transition from the security of a W-2 job to running your own business? What does it look like to walk away from a salaried role and become a leader in your own life?

For wicked-smart women with a strong sense of empathy, setting boundaries can be a real challenge. How do you stand up and say, “That’s not okay with me,” when you can see the other person’s point of view? Like most things, the key is practice. And Alison Donaghey contends that fine tuning our ability to advocate for ourselves in safe settings makes it much easier to connect with our worthiness when it matters most!

There is no one path to becoming a great leader. But if you want to engage and inspire the people you work with, it is important to get to know them as individuals. How can we develop the emotional intelligence to really understand our team member’s strengths and values? And leverage that understanding to drive team performance and results?

Do you feel like life is happening TO you? If you’re more empathic than the average bear, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by other people’s energy and take on the role of victim. But there is a way to shift your mindset and learn to respond rather than react. To connect with others in a way that is empowering. To use your sensitivity as a strength.

Success is a journey, and a sloppy one at that. But your ultimate success is determined by one thing—a commitment to keep going. All the way to the finish line. No matter how messy the process. And the same goes for launching a new product or program. So, what can you do to make your next launch a little easier? And what can you learn from the sloppy moments to keep you moving forward?