💔Maybe you don’t want to be stuck in the needy, clingy search for someone, neither do you want to be hurt again,  

…so instead, you’re single and hiding behind your work and traveling.

But then another weekend kicks in when your friends are busy with their families and there is no real man to date — for ages.😏  

👫🏻Maybe you don´t want to be single again,

…so you´re running your relationship by carrying the emotional load — reading the books, going to therapy, and also planning the dates and the common holidays, eventually organizing the kids —keeping it all together. 

But then you just feel frustrated and exhausted. 😫

💼And maybe, you are a great leader at work…  but you have no one to lean on. 🥺

It’s time to find the balance between giving all of yourself to find and keep love, and build your dream business… and giving up yourself entirely by DOING IT ALL ALONE.

You’re operating in wounded masculine energy.

Maybe you started this hyper-independence because you didn’t want to seem weak or vulnerable. But at some point, it became a habit, an unconscious pattern keeping you from the connection you crave.

You struggle to accept (or ask for) help, support, or even chivalry—because you know it better. (Ahem… yet another unconscious pattern making life harder than it needs to be.)

My Story: From Extreme Loneliness to Deep Connection

Four years ago, I hit my breaking point.

I had just left my job, my boyfriend, and my country—all at once.

I craved freedom after a decade in the corporate world. I wanted to meet a man who was truly my match. I was tired of my city and desperate for change.

So I changed everything. 

At first, it felt liberating. But then, reality hit.

One cold winter day, I found myself sitting alone on my couch, debating whether I should go grocery shopping—just to have a short chat with the cashier. I hadn’t seen anyone in days.

And that’s when it hit me:

“OMG, I do this to myself.”

Looking back, I realized my loneliness wasn’t new.

• In my career, I had climbed the ladder so fast that I didn’t fit in anywhere. I was either too young (among my peers) or too high up to truly connect with colleagues (of my age).
• In my relationships, I kept choosing men who weren’t ready to commit—because that meant I didn’t have to connect too deeply and risk getting hurt.
• In my life, I had built a reality where I was always self-sufficient… and often alone.

I had spent years unconsciously proving one of my deepest limiting beliefs: 

“I am alone.”

That day, I decided: Enough.

I still feel lonely sometimes—but now I know how to navigate it.

Instead of isolating myself… or notoriously filling my time, I’ve learned how to use loneliness as a powerful signal:

A reminder to reconnect—with myself, with others, and with love.
  

Since then, I’ve not only reconnected my support network, but also created powerful new connections, and opened my heart to love after years of “maintenance”. 

I’m no longer ashamed of my desire for connection.
I embrace it. I honor it. And in doing so, I honor myself.

While independence is a masculine healthy quality, hyper-independence is what creates loneliness, isolation, and self-abandonment. 

While independence is a masculine healthy quality, hyper-independence is what creates loneliness, isolation, and self abandonment.

You need connection. You need communication and care from others.

Because one of the CORE PILLARS OF FEMININE POWER IS CONNECTION to others.

And in this workshop, I’ll share the tools you need to take back your Feminine Power and create the connections you desire.

It’s time to honor your desires. And in doing so, honor yourself. 💝

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