Escaping the daily grind (or for me, the constraints of early childhood) opens the possibility for you to think for yourself… maybe for the first time.

Once I realized what it meant to be a “star” in Los Angeles, that’s all I wanted to be when I grew up. And that’s what I set out to do once I “broke away” from the constraints of my conservative upbringing.

Let’s talk about the Big Dreams you have… and why you can’t seem to bring them to life.

We learn to wear different masks to feel safe, usually starting in childhood. These “masks” develop into what I call Imposters. And the challenge with Imposters is that, left in your subconscious, they tend to wreak havoc on your life.

When you work as a Life Coach like I do, the question of “manifestation” comes up. A lot. Particularly, “How can I manifest the life I want?”

I grew up under a Baghdad roof in San Diego, believing that everyone and everything was designed to hurt me… which meant I had to be very careful (particularly as a conservative young woman).

Practicing improv stretched the bandwidth of my imagination. It helped me “try on” different parts of myself to find the *right* fit. It allowed me to stretch, to grow, and to create myself.

I grew up in a conservative household, and one of the only events we got to attend was… funerals. Actually, my experience at these family funerals is what led me (all these years later!) to do this SoulBlazing work.

One of the biggest “surprise!” factors for many of my clients is that, I ask you to BEFRIEND your Imposters… not destroy them, not get rid of them, not ignore them.

Because happiness comes from helping others: Your happiness (and the happiness of the people you help) grows the more you give what you’re able.