I let my childhood dream fade away.

From when I was 11 until I left home at 18, I worked at a Natural History Museum, and lived a grand adventurous life.  I got to raise injured wild animals, took people backpacking, teach little kids about rocks.  There were summers I was on the trail for three solid months. It was heaven.

I knew when grew up that I wanted to continue a life of grand adventure, while making a difference.

I worked hard and I did what was practical. I did what needed to be done. 

I began to drift in and out of therapist’s offices, and went on and off anti-depressants for 10 years. I gained 20 lbs, lost 20 lbs, gained them again. They never seemed to leave.

When my son had graduated from high school, I turned 50, and I took a long hard look at my life. 

If you had asked me then, what does my heart want? I could not have told you. I couldn’t even hear my heart. I had gotten completely out of the habit of listening.

I only knew I did not want one more minute in my stuck, depressed, tired life as it was. I wanted meaning that I hadn't found yet.

My kids were launched. I was through with living the way I thought I "should."

I was done with my old life, but now what?

Off in Search of my Dreams

I hit the road. 

I traveled to different cities, just for a change of pace and work.

In spite of my fears and hesitations, I told the universe to bring me whatever I needed. I said I’d follow whatever nudge came.

I got an email that invited me to me an event in San Francisco. I didn’t even really know what the event was about - San Francisco sounded fun.

That 3-day event was about Neurological Repatterning. At the end of day one, I said – “This stuff cannot be on the planet, and me not have every piece of it there is!”

I spent the next two years studying every single aspect I could get my hands on through formal training and certification, and my own continuing exploration.

I found my work. I found my passion. 

I have never been more free, more peaceful, relaxed, open and enthusiastic in my life. Back home in Montana, people actually stop me on the street to ask me what has caused such a dramatic shift.  

What does this mean for you?

The great news is - what I brought back from my journey can help you with yours - without you having to hit the road as I did, or take such a huge leap of faith.

What I know now is that it is much easier to clear out the old stuff that keeps us walking down the same old path we're so tired of. Believe it or not, I feel quite sure that you are much closer than you think to being able to live the life you love - and love the life you live. 

Let me be your guide 

on the journey past your doubts and fears

to the enthusiasm in your heart.

Explore the possibilities...