Your authentic truth will set you free.

It will open the portal to immeasurable riches!

It is the answer to your problems, the resolution to your seeking.

It is the secret sauce to being a magnetic force of effective change, abundant receiving and lasting success.

When you are anything less than what and who you are, you deny yourself the full glory and deep satisfaction you are here for.

“It takes courage to grow up and become who you really are.”

~e.e. Cummings

It can feel down right terrifying to be yourself.

I remember the constant inner battle that was a daily reality for me.

I was bound by my “adapted identity” — the self I created for protection and to fit in.

I felt claustrophobic in my own skin. I wanted to burst out.

Yet I believed that my true self was a threat.

A threat to love, to belonging… and to business and money success.

But there came a point where I just couldn’t do it anymore.

I couldn’t bare another moment of the trap.

The longing to be free transcended my fear.

I decided that I’d rather risk the potential hazards of being me than remain in the crazy making prison of inauthenticity.

“And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom.”
~Anais Nin

One of the many benefits of my choosing has been the blessing of a livelihood where I am true to me while serving magnificent women.

I don’t market to say what I think will make me appealing.

I don’t contort my voice in my copy writing so that I’m likable.

I don’t use tactics to sell just because they work.

I don’t brand myself to “get business”.

I stay true to me.
I become more of who I am.
I stay devoted to my mission.
I attract who I’m meant to serve.

Dear one,

If your quest for freedom is sincere, honor your authentic truth.

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With all that I am,

Kendra E Thornbury, MA