The Good, the Bad, and the Brutiful of Healing Generational Patterns

⚠️ Disclaimer: This training may cause side effects. The Good: tears of joy in the middle of a Target run. A confidence that doesn't ask permission. A pride in yourself so deep it catches you off guard. The Bad: relationships that can't survive you anymore — because you're no longer performing your way through them. The Brutiful*: the process of becoming truer to yourself, even when it's messy, even when it costs you something, even when it's the most beautiful thing you've ever done for yourself. *Brutiful (adj.) — when something is brutal and beautiful at the exact same time. (this term is coined by Glennon Doyle) If you've been doing the inner work of breaking generational patterns, you already know: healing isn't tidy. It's not one thing. It's the good, the bad, and everything in between — and it's all evidence the work is working. Join me LIVE as we unpack: ✨ The good — the side effects nobody warns you about (in the best way) ✨ The bad — what healing costs you, and why that's not a bad trade ✨ The brutiful — why the hardest parts of this work are often the most transformative This is for the woman who's done the work and is finally starting to feel it — all of it. The truer version of you isn't coming. She's already here. Let's talk about what that feels like.