If you want an extra BOOST in this last week of The Peak Prosperity Creation Lab+, feel free to watch the replay of today's Impromptu Soul Goal Coaching Call available in the Classroom to anyone who's currently participating in The Peak Awakening Academy Programs. If you're not getting the results you want, or you're stuck in an Ego Trap, what's probably at play is your Fundamental Excuse with it's Core Identity Belief. If you want to FREE yourself from the grips of your Core Identity Belief, watch Session 4 of The Manifest Your Soul Dream & Epic Results Experience in your Learning Portal: https://thepeakexperience.thrivecart.com/l/may-2025-manifest-your-soul-dreams-epic-results-experience/ts4-session-4-replay/ (Note: This link is only available for people who were in the April Manifestation Program.) We have 1 week left - let's do this ❤️.

As we come to 5 days before the end to the Peak Prosperity Creation Lab+, here’s the SOUL-APALOOZA Leaderboard. It’s anyone’s race: all you need to do is share your wins, ask for coaching, like 👍 other’s posts. Will there be someone who surprises everyone and comes out from behind. Stay tuned… Top 3: 1️⃣Elaine G 2️⃣Ingrid F 3️⃣Lesley L Close by are: 🌟Monti 🌟Amanda 🌟Carin 🌟Jessa And most importantly, share your soul-led actions and your wins for accountability and celebration. When one person wins, we all win! Game On!

I’m taking on doing the things that show up as ‘I don’t want to because..’ So today I did something I’ve never done, and took the puppy out for a walk in driving rain. I needed my cardio, the weather is supposed to be terrible for the next 3-4 days so I figured let’s do it! Not great pics, and Anya was less than excited about being in her coat!

My Epic Soul Goul: I had two goals at the onset of this course: 1. A personal health and wellness plan that prioritized my needs 2. A family plan to help my family learn yo navigate and thrive amidst my husband and I's health challenges. I thought this was EPIC because I haven't been able to pull this all together. We live an incredibly busy life, with 2 teens, one of whom is an elite athlete. My husband has struggled with mental health and was living outside the home. My EPIC goal is to ensure my family has a strong foundation and to ensure I can be a strong leader for myself and my family.

I’m seeing how much resistance I have to sharing publicly in this course - not much different from my major fear of putting myself out there in life. It’s rooted in an inherited generational shame. In my adolescence I was an overachiever - top athlete, student, a leader in several extracurricular activities.. title after title and award after award. I was voted Most Likely to Succeed by my high school class, which behind the scenes I was campaigning to win. I came into this course and named my project Prime Time, as I turned 37 (prime #) at the beginning of the course, and I was having a lot of memories of when I was 17 (prime #) and this super driven, high achieving competitive person and I was unapologetic about it. Though I can see now how much of that was the ego. Behind the high achievements was someone whose parents would never approve of, will never be perfect enough, an outcast of society. I went to one of the top business universities in the country and stopped being a driven high achiever - I failed a few classes because I wasn’t going and basically gave up, then got put on academic probation. Eventually I did get my shit together and graduated, but since then I’ve often not related to myself as the “most likely to succeed.” While I did move things forward in the past few months, I’ve encountered an enormous amount of resistance and I did not take on the assignments each week with integrity. I went through the motions a lot. Just writing this out I can see it’s a pattern that goes back to my time in college when I started to realize this intense desire I had to be THE BEST was this major inauthenticity of overcompensation… Making a ton of money as a business major wasn’t what really what made my soul happy. I hated my business classes and missed Spanish, history, and the social sciences but felt obligated to finish what I started as to not let my parents down even more. In my senior year I got my heart broken because of the way my coming out to my parents went. But I just kept doing what I thought I had to do to survive and “be a good, successful member of society.”