🎟️ You’re IN. Free ticket to The Holiday Downshift (Cafe members only) Okay, Cafe fam, I’ve been sitting on this one and I can’t anymore. 💖 On Thursday, November 12 at NOON EST, I’m teaching a live masterclass on Zoom: The Holiday Downshift: Keep the peace without losing yourself Everyone else needs the book to get a ticket. You don’t. You’re my people, so your seat is already saved. Here’s why I’m teaching this now. You know the moment. You walk into your mom’s house, or the in-laws’, and within ten minutes you’re someone else. The peacekeeper. The good girl. The one scanning every face at the table. The one holding her tongue so hard her jaw aches by dessert. Then you get in the car and snap at your kids, and you have no idea where it came from. You’re not too sensitive. You’re not broken. Your nervous system walked into that room and went straight back to the role that kept you safe 20 years ago. This masterclass is for you if: - You love your family but dread being with them - You turn into a version of yourself you don’t like the minute you walk through the door - You spend the whole day managing everyone’s mood but your own - You leave every holiday exhausted, resentful, or replaying what you should have said - You want this year to feel different and don’t know where to start What will change for you: You’ll learn the ONE tool I teach for this exact moment. It helps you catch yourself slipping into your old role and come back to you before it runs the whole day. No scripts to memorize. No big confrontation. No leaving early. Just you, at the table, fully yourself. Calm in your body. Present with your kids. Able to say the thing, or let it go, because you chose to, not because you froze. Imagine driving home this year and thinking, “That was actually… good. I was me the whole time.” That’s what we’re building. Why you don’t want to miss it live: I’ll be coaching in real time. Bring your hardest family moment, the one you’re already bracing for, and we’ll work through it together. (Okay, that’s a little scary to say out loud, but it’s where the magic happens.)