Angie
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Mother, wife, attorney, coach, daughter, sister, friend. I'm intuitive, empathetic and loyal. These qualities help me as a coach to mamas who deserve to have and follow their dreams. I'm afraid of disappointing those I love and fear failure as a result. I often worry I'll make mistakes as a parent that will cause trauma or insecurities in my children. I struggle with comparison. I'm constantly learning, evolving and growing. I have tons of ideas and a huge desire to make a positive impact. I am also highly sensitive and struggle with feeling like others don't care or want to hear what I have to say. I fall into thinking that someone else might be saying it better or getting more people to pay attention to their message. I can coach myself out of that thinking but that inner mean mama always seems to sneak back in. I think the root of this goes back to my young teen aged years. I remember feeling rejected by some of my friends and never feeling attractive enough for the boys to like me. I think these perceptions of self became ingrained and are always dormant even though I work at it. The story I tell myself now is that I matter. I have a lot of value to offer. I am more than enough and I will make a positive impact on the world. I'd tell a 12 year old me, not to worry, baby girl. Don't worry about the popular girls.You will find your way and those who matter will be there to cheer you on. I wish there was more compassion and empathy in the world - less hatred, envy and fear. Success is living a life in alignment with my values. Beauty is found in authentic and honest living. I believe I'm here in the world to love others. I believe in raising other people up, especially women and mothers. I love to inspire them to never give up on themselves and to give moms the permission to thrive. I believe in integrity, empathy and forgiveness. I keep learning, growing and getting back up every time I fall. I am a Love Warrior. I am light to those living in the dark. I am Angie and I am proud that I never give up.
