Most people who reach this point either are or see themselves as high achievers. They have done the reading, the therapy, and the workshops. Probably felt like they've had breakthroughs. They've worked hard. And something still isn't shifting. Not sustainably.
That's not failure — that's what I call the Survival Identity doing what it does. Keeping the game running. Moving the goalposts. Generating just enough complexity to stay relevant.
This is for the person ready and willing to commit to themselves. One-on-one or a small group.
When I say high achiever, I don't necessarily mean billionaire. I don't mean you have to run a company or carry an impressive title. Maybe you do. Maybe you did and lost it. Maybe the world looks at your life and sees success — and most days you're not sure they're seeing what you're actually living.
What I mean by high achiever is simpler and more honest than any of that. I mean someone who has worked hard, given a lot, and built their life around being useful, capable, and enough. Someone whose worth got tied to what they produce, what they provide, what they make possible for everyone else. Someone who has been so busy earning — safety, acceptance, love, approval — that they forgot it was never actually missing.
That's what I call the Helper Wound. And it doesn't care how much money you have.
It runs in boardrooms and in kitchens. In people the world calls extraordinary, and in people who just quietly did their best and wondered why it never quite felt like enough.
One-on-one work carries a six-month minimum commitment — because you spent a lifetime getting here.
My one-on-one work is offered at $1,500 per month with a six-month minimum commitment.
In some circumstances I work on a sliding scale — if investment is a genuine concern, let's talk. Small group formats are customized in length, content, and investment based on the group.
We discuss whether you are committed to yourself and whether we are a good match. Either way, I love you and we move forward.
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