I know how easy it is to stay stuck—to feel like life is passing you by, rooted in cycles that don’t serve you. Much of this comes down to how we’ve been shaped by our childhood and adult experiences—what we saw, heard, and were told repeatedly. Those experiences create stories we tell ourselves, shaping our identity, driving our actions, and determining our future. When negative thoughts dominate, they lower your emotional and economic frequency, keeping you trapped in patterns that work against you. And when we live according to other people's perceptions of success, we lose sight of our own journey.

I know this because I lived it.

My childhood was marked by pain, anger, and frustration, along with deep feelings of guilt and shame. I often felt disconnected and struggled with a sense of belonging. There wasn’t space for me to feel seen, heard, validated, or accepted, which led to an identity shaped by low self-worth and insecurity. These early experiences left a lasting imprint, influencing the way I viewed myself and the world around me.