Who do you think you are?

224 Who Do You Think You Are?

Our mission is to be a leader in the planetary movement to shift

business from a competitive model based on scarcity to a cooperative

model based on unlimited abundance.

So, who I am is a powerful business woman who is sourced by

Spirit. I am also newly married to my amazing husband, Jesse Koren

What event or series of events led to your discovery?

When I registered for acupuncture school, I was confident that since

acupuncture was a “booming field” I would have no problem making a

living at it. After three years and a grueling board exam, I was excited to

finally make the difference I had been dreaming about for three years. I

expected masses of people to flock to me. But was I wrong...

What I discovered was that I still had a lot of healing to do in the

realm of receiving money for my services and feeling good enough about

myself. It wasn’t until I really put myself out there in the world to try to

get clients that I discovered how painful it was to want to serve people

so badly but to not know how to reach them.

It didn’t take long to realize that I was $80,000 in debt from

acupuncture school, and instead of decreasing, my debt was growing.

After a few months, I canceled my gym membership and was on the

verge of giving up organic food because I “couldn’t afford it.”

I was confused because I knew I was divinely guided to help

people, I just didn’t know how to get clients. I was totally scared and

thinking “who’s going to pay me for what I do when I can’t even handle

my own life?”

But if I’ve learned one thing it’s this: whatever problems I’ve

had, there are people out there who have had the same problem and

overcome it. The key is to find those people and learn from them.

A friend, who is a coach and mentor to new coaches told me that

if I worked with him that I would triple my income in three months. At

the time this meant going from $20,000 to $60,000 a year. The only

catch was that I had to do the homework.

I didn’t know what the homework was going to be, and I didn’t

have the money to hire him. But when I checked in with Spirit I knew

that I had to hire this coach to help me.

So, I borrowed the money from Jesse, and signed up for coaching.

When I found out what the homework entailed, I almost fell off my seat.

My homework was to have twenty business conversations per day, five

days a week.