Share Your Work

(Without Throwing Up)

You’ve got something to say, something to teach, something to give. A piece of work, an idea, a story, an offering — and deep down you know it’s good. But every time you try to put it out into the world, your chest tightens, your brain short-circuits, and suddenly it feels safer to just… not.

Whether it’s social media, your website, or just telling someone what you do — visibility makes your nervous system freak the fuck out. Maybe you overthink every word, delay sharing until it’s “perfect,” or drop a post and instantly want to crawl into a hole. Maybe part of you still thinks being seen = being judged, misunderstood, or worse: ignored.

This path is here to help you stop choking on your brilliance. We’ll work gently but powerfully to shift your relationship with your work, your visibility, and your audience — so that sharing feels less like a panic attack and more like a love note.

You don’t have to be fearless. You just need support for the parts of you that are scared — and some practical, magical tools to help you show up anyway.

Here’s how we’ll do it…

  • Session 1:

    The Not-So-Small Step

    Re-pattern your relationship to “baby steps” — we’ll choose one small act of visibility and create safety around actually taking it.

  • Session 2:

    Fall In Love With Your Work

    Reconnect with your creative offering — not as something to be judged, but as something to be loved. Use guided visualization and somatic priming to shift from shame to devotion.

  • Session 3:

    Get Hella Brave

    Identify a meaningful edge — something that lights you up and makes you want to hide — and re-pattern your nervous system’s response to it.

  • Session 4:

    Make It Magnetic

    We’ll charge the act of sharing with new energy — joy, rebellion, curiosity, sacred service… whatever feels most alive! This is about wanting to show up from the inside out.

  • Session 5:

    Speak to Your People

    Close with a visualization to connect with the audience that’s meant for your magic. Practice reaching out from a grounded, intentional place — and share something small, real, and brave.

I want in!