Recovery Enthusiast/ Recovery for Women

 As I reflect on how much I have grown in the past year, I can hardly recognize the person I once was.   I am exceedingly grateful that I have taken the time to go on a self-discovery journey. I see myself as the hero of my own story. I have gone down into the depths of my soul and dug out some old fears, which I have now overcome.   I am proud of myself.   I have come a very long way. I have overcome many fears. I now see fear as an ally. I have faced my fears and overcome them. I am stronger than ever.   I now have the confidence to face all obstacles in my life and see them as growth opportunities.   I take the time to journal my experiences. That way, I can remember how far I have come. I have come very far, very fast. I am now ahead of the curve. I am now ahead of my time.   Now, I can be a resource for those who are just recognizing their fears. I can support my coaching better now that I have experienced facing fears personally. I am a more compassiona

I am the author of my own destiny. I am the writer of my own fate. And I love that I can take control of my story.   I am glad that I have taken responsibility for my own narrative. I now see that others lack the power to have any say in my story. I am the director of this play.   I choose the characters that I want to play with now. I take back my power.    I am proud of myself and how far I have come on this journey. I now do a rewrite of my history. I forgive those who I am ready to forgive.   I am no longer the victim in my story. I am the hero.   As the hero, I rescue any parts of myself that need to be healed. I give these parts the love they need. I acknowledge all my parts.   I have stopped pushing down the aspects of myself that need to come forth to be forgiven. I do my forgiveness work. I do my healing work.   Now that I have all my parts on board with the new narrative, I can joyfully write my new script. I choose a new path that I have never gone do