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Are You Yearning For Fulfillment From Your Life or Work?

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Do you secretly feel trapped in your roles and responsibilities – even when life looks good?

Are you searching for something “more” – even if you aren’t sure exactly what that is?

Many of us have been trained to believe that we will achieve fulfillment through our accomplishments. We are encouraged to be at the top of the class, set goals and strive to accomplish them, and adhere to life’s rule book.

The satisfaction we receive from accomplishing goals is short-lived at best and can leave you with a feeling empty inside; continually chasing the proverbial carrot on a stick.

The satisfaction you are seeking is not actually satisfaction.What you are seeking is an experience in a much deeper level of yourself. You are seeking an experience in your soul. That experience is fulfillment – a much deeper richer experience than satisfaction.

Constantly seeking, looking for something you didn’t know you wanted can be frustrating and exhausting. One failed attempt after another to satisfy your yearning for fulfillment can make fulfillment seem elusive. It’s not if you know how to get there from here. Let’s end your ceaseless search today.

CLARITY

“I can see things so much clearer when I speak with Bridget. She is patient, kind and compassionate. Really facilitates me accessing insight.”

~KW

DEPTH

“I feel very comfortable speaking with Bridget. I can share freely and get to deep places within myself. Her recommendations have been extremely beneficial.”

~AJ

GROWTH

“Bridget is straight with me. I may not always like it but I grow in the process; become stronger. And I am learning to trust myself”

~DJT

One Proud Black Woman’s Story

Are you like me? On the outside it all looks good. People even remark at how “put together” you are. As women, especially black women, we are conditioned to project strength while inside we are often questioning our value and battling feelings of inferiority.

I’ve been there. There have been times in my life where I have been complimented for my strong calm demeanor. And that is true. I often appeared calm in some of the most unsettling and stressful situations. But the truth was underneath I was having a completely different experience.

I had learned to project a certain persona while at the same time suppressing my feelings and keep my thoughts to myself. In many ways it simply felt safer to keep it to myself rather than expose myself to judgment or rejection. I found myself bottling things up, not even sharing with those closest to me that I truly wanted to share with.

It’s no wonder that I found myself sitting at the edge of the bed balling and feeling totally disconnected from myself. Unable to speak; unable to share what I was feeling.

I finally had to admit that even though I had an amazing husband, thriving kids, and a wonderful career, I felt like I was living a life that did not feel like my own. I was doing all the right things yet I wasn’t experiencing the joy, success and fulfillment one expects to come with checking all the boxes.

I had been hit hard with the realization of how unhappy I was. Unfulfilled, unsatisfied, and having a deeply aching heart does not begin to describe what I was feeling. Even with this awareness I kept doing what I always did – I kept it to myself. I was well trained to go along to get along rather than find my own path.

Thankfully, this is all in my past. From this place of awareness I began a journey of discovery that has included self-help, personal development and spiritual exploration. Where once I was walking around in the dark, I had found the door. The light is shining through and continues to guide me on my path.

Since that time, my prayer has always been that God would teach me so that I could teach others. My deepest desire is to support other black women on their journey to Authenticity, Empowerment and Fulfillment.

I look forward to sharing the journey with you.