I guess you could call me a self-help junkie.
Mostly because I spent years thinking I wasn’t good enough.
Someone in my life told me I wasn’t a good person and I believed him.
So I tried even harder to be perfect.
If I had the perfect body maybe he would love me.
He didn’t.
I stopped dieting and walked the long road of eating disorder recovery pretty much on my own.
And just when I thought I was going to be OK, he committed suicide.
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I’ve learnt a few things over the past five years.
I’ve devoured books, seminars, videos, workshops and courses.
I learned I’m not perfect but I don’t need to be.
I know about relationships — out in the world, at home, and in the bedroom.
So I created the Love Matrix Project to remind someone like you that you’re already good enough.
I know you’ve had pain, disappointment and failure.
I know that you want to be happy.
I know you have hope.
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We already have a small community of women who are transforming their lives.
They’re Love Ninjas — loving others and loving themselves quietly, stealthily and with intention.
They’re doing it themselves.
I’m just shining a light on the path I’ve already travelled. I’m sharing with them the details of my journey that are too personal to reveal here.
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I’d love for you to join us.
We are warriors, queens, lovers and goddesses.
There are lessons, missions, worksheets, a forum, live chats and unconditional support.
We talk about gratitude, values, boundaries, failure, friendship, purpose, being heard, feminine essence, sacred sex, finding & keeping a lover, unconditional love, anger, shame, guilt and authenticity.
There are four hours of one-on-one private coaching with me {Master Ninjas only}.
For six months access to the Love Matrix Project please click here.
Since starting the project, things have began to change in my life. First and foremost, I stopped drinking. Not immediately and not with a great fanfare. I just came to the realisation that I would be able to take part and show up in my life so much more easily without it. ~Vicky, Busy Working Mum, Cardiff
I’m longing for you to realise how awesome you really are.