From One Lone Wolf to Another

I have never been a “joiner”. I’m an introvert at heart, and grew up believing I had to do it all, perfectly, by myself.

For a long time, I believed that was working for me. Arguably, it did. I had success in all areas of my life.

When I tried to join a group something always went horribly wrong or I didn’t feel accepted or seen. An example of horribly wrong? I joined a business networking group. Out of nowhere one of the members started screaming at me during a meeting, no one stood up to defend me or acknowledge the bad behavior. 

I never went back.

Then I began working for a major online marketer. Her team was incredible and embraced the qualities that made me… me. My spiritual practices, helping dead people cross over, using a pendulum, and consulting my guides were all welcomed.

When the leader suggested we all join a large training that involved a year of in-person meetings (this was pre-2020) with a consistent group that would support us… I decided to give it a try. Why? In part to be a team player, in part because this was a new approach with fresh methods and potentially a door for me, and finally because I know I am strong enough to walk away when necessary.

The program was one that many of the most forward-thinking individuals took advantage of. From the very first week-long training, I was unimpressed. There were strict rules, often contradictory. The methodologies employed groupthink, breaking people down, and then offering no support once someone was opened up.

That was just the beginning. I stuck it out until the third week of training. Yes, I did learn some things about myself. More critically for me, I was reminded that my intuition is always correct, that I am blessed to be self-aware, more curious than judgmental by nature, and that I chose less destructive ways to overcome trauma than so many others.

During the training, the instructors called me a lone wolf. That was fair. And it bothered me. Not because they pegged me but because I had yet to find a group that felt comfortable to me, that saw me and embraced all of me.

Years later I found a group that worked for me. That hit all of the buttons and called me on my sh*t- in a loving way.

I am still not a joiner, and I have a community of women who support me in the context of a group.

When it was recently suggested that I start my own group I reflected back to the previous group experiences. What was missing? Acceptance of my spiritual being. What are many of my clients missing? Business support AND acceptance of their spiritual being. A group that supports the alignment of their body, mind, heart, and soul

That’s how the Soulful Success Circle was born. From the pain of the past, while looking at the possibility of the future. That is what excites me about this group.

I get the spirituality that makes you who you are. I know how important your message and your business are. I know, with all of my being, that your spirituality and business create magic.

That’s my stand for you- that your mission and business are worthwhile and should be successful; that you are here, in this time, to embrace your spirituality.

The world needs us.

As a community we are stronger; this lone wolf understands that.

I built this group to support your business with answers, grounding, and clarity in a circle that respects your spirituality. It’s the group I have been dreaming of for myself. I realize I can’t do it alone, and in this group, we are a stronger version of the One.

I started the Soulful Success Circle for myself.

I started the Soulful Success Circle for you.

If this resonates with you, DM me. I welcome the conversation, lone wolf to lone wolf.