Cancelled | True Self Mastery: The Art and Practice of Living Well

Have you ever felt like you wanted to start over, or simply begin again – right now – in a more authentic, healthy, and sustainable way? One of the most consistent regrets of the dying is that they lacked the courage to live a life true to themselves.

No matter what you have been through, if you choose to, it is possible to cultivate a new path of true self-mastery, practicing the art of living well as your true self aligned with your full potential.

No matter where you have been, it is possible to make the choice and actively cultivate a new path of true self-mastery. By practicing the art of living well, you can live a life aligned with your full potential for health and happiness,

Visualize what that might mean:

• always knowing how to stay connected to your truest, deepest, and highest self;
• loving and caring for your body, mind, heart, soul, and spirit;
• consciously creating the life that you envision for yourself.

You can choose to walk this path, and in this workshop we will be defining and practicing the steps.

Together we will visualize a life that moves forward from this moment in full alignment with your true self. Together, we will build the skills needed for navigating your life’s journey with a clear direction, motivation, and inspiration.

In this month-long deep dive, we will be doing the inner work. You will have access to:

• High Performance Life Coaching
• Health and Wellness Embodiment Practices
• Self Inquiry and Journaling
• Guided Visualization
• One-on-One, Group-Sharing, and Connection Exercises

We will first uncover your innermost true self, and then, together, we will manifest that being into reality. Join Anne for this personally revelatory program.

Note about mobility: As this workshop includes embodiment practices such as physical Yoga poses, it is recommended that participants are comfortable with physical movement or are comfortable modifying movement so that the Yoga poses are accessible for them or are comfortable visualizing the movements if they are not physically able to do them.