As women, we manage multiple roles, each tugging at us for attention.

We are used to putting others first. We are trying to be everything to everyone: wife, mother, employee, friend, daughter… We don’t pick one, but try to juggle them all. And we wonder why we feel like we’re just trying to survive each day.

For some reason, we find it acceptable to put our needs on the backburner – until one day – we suddenly realize how unhappy we are.

That’s your intuition telling you it’s time to change. You’re at a crossroad. Once you get there, it’s sometimes difficult to know which way is up. You may find it easier to jumpstart change with new tools and perspectives.

From HOW to WOW

The way you do one thing is the way you do everything. So start by doing one thing differently – or better – and the rest will eventually follow. That’s the philosophy at the heart of all Create Your Life Retreats.

Each Create Your Life Retreat offers the first two steps of a four-step program that can become the foundation of your daily routine so that you gain Clarity to create Balance, Connection, Purpose, Power, and Energy.

3 days to Create Your Life

Do you sometimes feel powerless to carve your own path?

Many of us find ourselves at ‘middle age’ (anywhere from 30 to 60) exhausted, disappointed, and feeling lost from giving to everyone else – and forgetting to care for ourselves and our own dreams in the process.

This weekend retreat introduces the four Create Your Life Steps that helps you to change the HOW, not the WHAT. With a special focus on the first two steps of the system – Intention and Elimination – you will begin to get clear about your dreams, purpose and passion and set priorities so that you can make choices that reflect what’s important to you.

 

Get Clear

Are you a woman between age 30 & 60 and find yourself looking for a new direction? I invite you to find out more and join us at the next Create Your Life Retreat.

Hesitating?

Read our blog post: The Importance of Away Days for Women

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