Author of
The Life That Woke Me Up Was My Own
“When I write, I am required to sit here, many times uncertain where to go next. Not that I don’t know the story. I do. But the context for the story has to do not only with the time-space dimension I live in, but with the eternal part of my Being also. With what I call the horizontal axis and the vertical axis.”
-from The Life That Woke Me Up Was My Own
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FIND YOUR VOICE
Nancy’s Signature Program
As a woman committed to living your highest potential, finding the voice of your deepest self is essential. It is this voice that anchors you to and illuminates your path. Yet fear often gets in the way of expressing our voices in the world.
INNER BONDING & SELF LOVE
Since I began to work with clients in 1995, the core issue, no matter what result my client desired to achieve, has been a lack of self-love. Self-love is a paradox though. In the highest reality, we are Beings of Love. This is who we are in Essence.
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FROM THE BLOG
Key #3 for Finding Your Voice
Let me share a story that illustrates the power of the false self: In the l960's, the United States received a gift from another country, which was a rare and beautiful white tiger named Mohini. For years, Mohini lived in the Washington, D.C. National Zoo, spending...
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Do You Know the 7 Keys to Finding Your Voice?
Do you know the 7 keys to finding your voice? The voice I speak of is not the loudest one. It’s not the smartest one. It’s not the most cleaver one. It’s not the rehearsed one. It’s not the one honed in marketing courses to make you money. It’s not memorized.
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Only When it’s Dark Enough Can We See the Stars
During the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday here in the States, I listened to one of his speeches. One of the lines from that speech was “Only when it is dark enough can we see the stars.” King was speaking to the sanitation workers in Memphis who were on strike.
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