⏳ Early-Bird Pricing Is Ending: Take up some well-deserved space.
Price increases Thursday!
You can keep shrinking yourself to keep the peace, or you can finally take up some well-deserved space.
When so much is out of your control, it’s easy to slip into old patterns — staying quiet, avoiding conflict, making yourself small just to get through.
But your peace cannot be the thing you keep sacrificing.
If you’re ready to stop over-explaining, second-guessing, and feeling unheard in your relationships, now’s the time to take action. Tomorrow’s the last day of early bird pricing for Find Your Voice, Protect Your Peace — registration increases on Thursday!
I see you over there nodding in agreement to a plan you had no interest in.
Maybe you let something slide that you know didn’t sit right with you.
Or maybe you found yourself in a full-blown debate with someone who refuses to see your point — only to walk away feeling drained and unheard.
That’s why I created my new six-week live virtual course, Find Your Voice, Protect Your Peace — to help you stop getting stuck in these cycles and start speaking up with confidence.
Each week builds on the last, with live virtual sessions (recorded if you can’t make it), real-life practice, and opportunities to connect with the course community between lessons to help you integrate what you’re learning.
We’ll start our first session on Monday, February 24th. Over six weeks, we’ll cover:
Why you keep getting stuck in the same patterns. (Spoiler: It’s not because you’re bad at boundaries.)
How to stop taking things so personally. Not everything is about you—and that’s actually great news.
What makes a tough conversation go sideways—and how to keep it on track. Because avoiding them isn’t working.
How to say what you mean without the guilt spiral. Assertiveness ≠ aggression.
When to push for change and when to let go. (Hint: Sometimes peace looks like not trying so hard.)
By the end, you won’t just know what healthy boundaries look like—you’ll actually be able to set them and stick to them.
Thank you Nedra!!