Self-sabotage is a game of the subconscious. It occurs in hidden parts of your mind and most of the time you are not even aware you are sabotaging yourself. Who would ever deliberately undermine, injure, or attack their own dreams, goals, or personal interests? Why would anyone ever hurt themselves?

The answer is no one would ever undermine their own desires consciously. But everyone, to some extent, does it subconsciously...until they become aware of their sabotage patterns and slay them!

Life’s challenges can rock your confidence, alter your self-view and rob you of your inner power. 

This is what self-sabotage looked like for me:

After the foreclosures and my financial challenges, I continued to run my businesses, except I was so risk-adverse, the projects I took on were way below my usual standard. After my marriage dissolved, I continued to enjoy my personal life, but I was riddled with fear of loss and always felt I needed to protect myself.

Subconsciously, I was sabotaging and keeping myself small. For me, small meant safe; and after being beat up in life, feeling safe was all I wanted. 

However, with every passing day, I became more and more agitated. The so-called safety I was seeking began to feel like a prison. My decision to be more cautious and protective was keeping me from my calling of leading people to discover their greatness, because I was keeping me from discovering my own!

And the craziest thing of all—I was the one who had pronounced that sentence on myself. What I thought would give me peace and keep me safe grew into an overwhelming feeling of bondage. I remember sharing with a group of friends at a women's retreat, "I feel like I've lost my MoJo."

Slay the Dragon, tells the story of HOW I got out of my own way and got my MoJo back. My intention with this message is to teach you a simple, yet profound process to identify and break through self-sabotage. You'll learn how to: