Hello beautiful souls, 💫 I'm taking a mindful step back from the Classroom right now to nurture and grow the content with more authenticity and care. As someone who values doing things with presence and intention, I want to ensure what I share truly serves your journey. 🙏 This pause feels peaceful and right - allowing space for curiosity to guide me toward creating something more fulfilling and rich in value for our community. 🌸 I'm grateful for your understanding as I honor this natural rhythm of growth. When the Classroom reopens, it will be from a place of genuine service and joy. ✨ Thank you for being part of this journey with me. Your patience and trust mean everything. 💛🤗 With love and gratitude, Yoshie

You're not lacking decision-making skills. You're scattering your incredible gifts—your attention to detail, your thoroughness, your depth of thinking—across endless research instead of focusing them on what you're actually sensing. Right now, you're likely sitting with an important decision, feeling like you need just one more piece of information. But you're not missing information—you're missing the signals you've been overlooking while perfecting your analysis. The "Stop Scattering Your Gifts" 5-Day Challenge is here. Over 5 days, you'll receive daily practices (just 10-15 minutes each) to: → Recognize when your gifts are scattering versus focused → Redirect your natural thoroughness toward inner guidance → Take action based on what you sense, not what you think you should research Using what I call Kaizen Steps—small, focused actions that build trust in what you're sensing and create real completion. Ready to stop spinning in research loops and start honoring your powerful abilities? Comment or DM "I'M IN" to join. Your first day starts immediately. 💫

It's been a while since my last challenge - hope everyone's summer is going well! My 5-Day Crossroads Navigation Challenge officially launches August 11th, but I'm giving you all first access before anyone else. This is for perfectionist women who get stuck analyzing decisions instead of trusting what they already sense. Want early access? Let me know below and I'll send you the link!

In a world obsessed with perfection, the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi offers a refreshing perspective. Rooted in Zen Buddhism, wabi-sabi is the art of finding beauty in imperfection, impermanence, and the incomplete. It invites us to appreciate the natural flow of life, to see the charm in cracks and flaws, and to embrace the serenity that comes with simplicity. What Is Wabi-Sabi? The term wabi-sabi is a combination of two Japanese words. "Wabi" refers to a sense of rustic simplicity, often reflecting the quiet beauty of the natural world. "Sabi" is the appreciation of aging and the passage of time—like the patina on a weathered piece of metal or the cracks in a cherished bowl repaired with gold through the art of kintsugi. Together, wabi-sabi encourages us to celebrate life as it is: imperfect, impermanent, and evolving. It teaches us to let go of the relentless pursuit of flawlessness and instead focus on authenticity, grace, and acceptance. Living the Wabi-Sabi Way Incorporating wabi-sabi into your life can be both grounding and liberating. Here are some ways to practice this philosophy: 1. Embrace the Unfinished: Whether it’s a creative project, a relationship, or personal growth, see the beauty in what’s yet to come rather than focusing on what's incomplete. 2. Declutter and Simplify: Find peace in minimalism and enjoy the richness of less. 3. Value Patina: Celebrate the marks of time—whether it’s the aging of a beloved piece of furniture or the lines on your face that tell a story. 4. Practice Gratitude: Appreciate what you have instead of chasing after what you don’t. Why Wabi-Sabi Matters In a fast-paced, digital age where perfection is portrayed as the ultimate goal, wabi-sabi offers a much-needed reminder to slow down and savor life’s imperfections. It’s an invitation to see beauty in the broken and find joy in the present moment, just as it is. Join Me on a Journey to Overcome Perfectionism If the philosophy of wabi-sabi resonates with you, I’m excited to share that I’m developing a 5-week beta course designed for anyone who feels stuck in the cycle of striving for perfection. This course will help you embrace imperfection, release unnecessary pressure, and find confidence and peace by focusing on progress, not perfection.

Hey everyone! 🎉 I just held the first Q&A session for Embrace Imperfection, where I answered the 10 most common questions about the course. The recording is now uploaded to the Classroom—go check it out! I’d love to hear your thoughts and insights. 😊✨