You know that feeling when you struggle to make a decision and you can't figure out why?

When you're doing everything “right” but still feel empty inside?

When you say yes to things you don't want to do and no to things that matter?

Here's what's happening:

You're living by someone else's values instead of your own.

And you may not even realize it.

You think you're making good choices based on what's important to you.

But you're actually making choices based on what you think you should value.

What your family expects you to value.

What society tells you to value.

What the "good mom" or "responsible person" is supposed to value.
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So even when you do everything "right," it feels wrong.

Here's what I see happening all the time:

You wonder why it’s so hard to find time for the things that are SO important to you.

You say health matters to you, but somehow the pantry is full of junk food.

You say you value peace, but you find yourself sucked into drama online.

This isn't because you're lazy or don't care.

It's because you're operating by unconscious values that aren't actually yours.

Every time you make a choice that doesn't align with your true values, it creates internal stress.

Decision fatigue.

Resentment.
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Regret.

I used to cook everything from scratch because I thought that's what being a "good mother" meant.

I'd spend hours in the kitchen, feeling resentful, wondering why something that was supposed to show love felt so heavy.

Then I realized something that changed everything:

I was confusing my strategy with my value.

My real value was nurturing my family. But cooking from scratch wasn't the only way to do that.

In fact, it was making me a worse mom because I was always stressed and exhausted.

The moment I gave myself permission to choose easier dinner options, everything shifted.

Now I cook from scratch when I want to, not because I have to.

And my kids get the best version of me instead of the martyred, exhausted version.
That's the power of getting clear on your actual values.

Your values are your invisible compass.

They should guide every major decision you make.

They will help you decide how to spend your time, your energy and use the space in your home.

But most women have never done the work to identify what their true values actually are.

Instead, they're operating by:
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• Values they inherited from family that don't actually fit
  

• Conflicting values that create constant internal stress

• Misunderstood values where their actions don't honor what actually matters

In this live workshop, you'll discover:
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✓ The Energy Audit - How to identify your true values by paying attention to what energizes vs. drains you

✓ The Values Clarification Process - A simple 3-step method to narrow down your core values

✓ The Daily Filter Question - One question that will make every decision easier for the rest of your life

✓ Values-Based Decluttering - How to use your values compass to decide what stays and what goes

When you register for the Values Workshop, you get:

​​​​​​​✓ Live workshop with Q&A session

✓ Complete workshop replay - lifetime access

✓ Values Identification Workbook - printable PDF

✓ Follow-Up Reflection Questions - a set of powerful questions to deepen your values work over the next month

✓ The Daily Decision Filter - guide to making values-based choices​​​​​​​