Ever feel like you’re just going through the motions? Like life hit autopilot and forgot to let you steer? Sis, it’s time to snap out of the cycle and get back to YOU. 💁🏾‍♀️✨

In this soul-shifting episode, I’m sharing a raw moment sparked by a simple self-love card that asked me one deep question: Where do you see yourself in one year? Whew. That card sat on my desk and read me every day. Now I’m reading you—with love, of course.

We’re diving into:

💭 Why you feel stuck (spoiler: it’s not just laziness)

🚫 Emotional blocks, fear of failure, imposter syndrome, and living on autopilot

🔍 How lack of clarity is secretly stealing your joy

⚡ How comparison, family pressure, and old beliefs keep you stagnant

📈 A mini blueprint to move from “I’m lost” to “I’m glowing up”

I’m also dropping:

🔄 The Staircase Method for breaking big visions into small, juicy wins

🧠 Quick mindset shifts to silence your inner critic

💡 Visualization + clarity tips to help you dream, plan, and do

💬 My challenge to YOU: One small action this week to move closer to your dream life

We’re not doing perfect over here—we’re doing intentional.

Oh, and heads up: The Let Me Fix My Crown Private Facebook Community is reopening soon! 👑 I’m capping it at 30-50 intentional women only. No fluff. No lurking. Just real healing, mindset growth, and mutual hype.

So if you’re ready to leave behind the excuses and start walking in your vision, hit play, get your journal, and let’s get to work.

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Final Mantra:“I am committed to my growth—even on hard days.”