Above the Waterline
For high-functioning women feel slightly under water. A weekly letter on alignment, nervous system regulation, and calm ambition. Rise above reactivity. Lead yourself first.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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You Can Feel Afraid and Still Be Aligned
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I think part of me expected self-trust to feel more obvious by now.
Sixteen days into this challenge, I thought I might be making decisions with a quiet confidence. Listening to my intuition. Nodding kno...
I Thought I’d Find My Intuition. Apparently, There’s Some Unpacking to Do.
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On Day 10 of the Trust Yourself Challenge, I found myself questioning myself more and more.
Which feels slightly rude, considering I signed up to become more confident in my own opinion.
I pictured slo...
It’s Not a Fail. It’s Data.
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Yesterday was Day 1 of my 30-day Trust Yourself Challenge.
The assignment I gave myself was pretty simple:
Make one decision without asking anyone else what they think.
And apparently I decided to st...
Whose Voice Are You Listening To?
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I can spend an impressive amount of time trying to figure out what someone else thinks about a decision I haven’t even made yet.
I’ll have an idea. I’ll feel excited about it. Then, before I’ve had a...
I Think I Forgot How to Have My Own Opinion
I had an idea for a 30-day challenge about learning to trust myself.
And then I immediately went to message a friend and business mentor to ask if she thought it was a good idea.
I wish I were making that up.
Apparently, I need this chal...
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For high-functioning women feel slightly under water. A weekly letter on alignment, nervous system regulation, and calm ambition. Rise above reactivity. Lead yourself first.
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