Find Life Coach | Meet Jasmine Spink: How to Unlearn Performance Based Worth, Heal Hyper Independence, and Break Free From Burnout?

Jasmine Spink is one of the coaches that we found this month and we did a little interview with her. She impressed us with her passion for coaching and growing, her honesty, and her strength of character.

She is a heart led, resilient force who turned deep pain into powerful purpose. Growing up surrounded by addiction, domestic abuse, and poverty, she made a bold decision early in life… to be the one who breaks the cycle. Rather than let her past harden her, she chose to remain soft, loving, and forgiving, using her story as a beacon of hope for others. Her journey is not just about survival, but about rising with intention and inspiring others to do the same.

She discovered life coaching after enduring a toxic corporate environment that stripped her of her confidence and left her barely functioning. In the stillness of a three month leave, she found the spark that would ignite her transformation. Through the iPEC Core Energy Coaching™ model, she began not only to heal but to harness her experience as fuel to walk beside others in their own healing journeys, with empathy, clarity, and unshakable belief in their worth.

She now helps ambitious, heart led individuals unlearn performance based worth, release burnout, and reclaim their voice. Her unique coaching style blends deep energy work with spiritual insight, guiding clients back to their authentic selves. With tools like the Energy Leadership Index and a focus on core transformation, she empowers people to live unfiltered, aligned lives rooted in freedom, truth, and personal power. Here is what she said…

Meet Life Coach Jasmine Spink:

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Name: Jasmine Spink

Pillar: The Spirit, The Mind

Who is this coach for: Ambitious, heart led individuals who want to unlearn performance based worth, heal hyper independence, and break free from burnout.

How they can help: By using various coaching tools, techniques and frameworks like the iPEC’s Core Energy Coaching™ framework as well as assesments like the ELI Assessment, just to name a few.

First of all, how are you and your family doing after these Pandemic times?

The pandemic was a jarring global event, one that shook the world on every level.

Unlike many, my family and I were fortunate not to experience the financial hardships that came with it.

Both of my parents were essential workers, which allowed us to maintain a sense of financial stability during those deeply uncertain times.

But for me, the pandemic marked something far more personal and transformational.

It became a profound spiritual turning point, a catalytic moment that thrust me into the question:

Who am I when I’m no longer living for other people?

That question cracked something open in me, and I’ve been walking that path of self discovery ever since.

What’s remarkable is that life now, on the other side of that awakening, feels more whole, more aligned, than it ever did before the world stopped.

Everything has shifted for the better, not because it was easy, but because it forced me to finally come home to myself.

How did the coronavirus pandemic affect your clients? Did it affect you at all?

I began my coaching journey after the pandemic, but as mentioned earlier, that period impacted me in a profoundly spiritual way.

Before the world shut down, I was an incredibly sociable person.

My days were filled with volunteering, fundraising events, and a packed schedule that kept me constantly in motion.

I prided myself on always being busy, always involved.

But when the pandemic hit, the world became quiet, for the first time in a long time.

Everything stopped and with that stillness came a truth I could no longer ignore:

I had been using my busyness as a way to cope, to distract myself from myself…

I was running from the inner work, from the unhealed wounds I hadn’t yet faced.

That season of forced solitude became a mirror.

It showed me how much of my identity had been built around performance, doing things not purely for joy, but to meet others’ expectations, to feel needed, to earn acceptance and validation.

Stripped of distractions, I was finally able to sit with myself and begin the process of discovering who I was underneath it all, when I wasn’t trying to prove anything to anyone.

What are the biggest lessons that you learned in this pandemic?

That there is profound power in simply observing and witnessing without rushing to fix, analyze, or make sense of it all.

Sometimes, healing begins not in doing, but in allowing.

The Origin:

Tell us about you, your career, how you started with your coaching career?

I’m an ambitious, optimistic, and heart led person who believes there’s no graduation from the pursuit of universal wisdom.

I truly believe there are no limits to what I can create and achieve with this one extraordinary life.

I pour my heart and soul into everything I touch because if I can, why would I choose not to?

That said, my story began with deep pain and challenge.

Growing up, I witnessed the effects of addiction through my mom and her boyfriend, experienced domestic abuse, and navigated life in the grip of poverty, alongside many other difficult, formative experiences.

But I made a decision early on: I would be the one to break the cycle.

I would turn my pain into purpose and wear my story with honor.

I chose to remain soft, loving, and forgiving and use that resilience to inspire and uplift others.

To show people that there is an end, followed by a beautiful new beginning and that their past does not have to define their future.

My coaching journey began after spending three years in an incredibly toxic sales environment.

I was manipulated, gaslit, belittled, and verbally harassed, until eventually, I couldn’t recognize myself.

I had built a character to survive it all, but behind it, my confidence had eroded.

I was experiencing anxiety attacks every other day, barely coasting through life until one day, I broke.

I took a three month leave and in that pause, I discovered life coaching.

It was like something finally clicked into place.

I immediately fell in love with the work, enrolled in the iPEC program, and began a journey that would completely transform my life.

I realized that everything I had endured, personally and professionally was not in vain.

It was preparing me to be the hand that reaches back to lift others.

To walk alongside those navigating their own pain and help them find the way through the maze faster, safer, and with more clarity.

What was your biggest obstacle that you had to overcome in your life that made you who you are today?

My greatest obstacle was understanding my worth, not intellectually, but on a soul deep level.

I had to unlearn the belief that worth is something to be earned, proven, or measured by what I do or how others see me.

My worth, I realized, is inherent.

It exists simply because I do.

For much of my life, I lived in a cycle of repression and survival.

I silenced my voice.

I believed love had to be earned.

I felt responsible for carrying the emotional weight of those around me… trying to fix, to save, to hold everything together.

In doing so, I abandoned myself.

I became disconnected, isolated, and empty, terrified of creating waves.

I was afraid to speak my truth for fear of judgment, rejection, or worse, being blamed.

But as I began the journey of remembering who I truly am, everything shifted.

I started to care for myself with the same tenderness I once reserved for others.

I realized I am alive and that alone is enough.

Embodying my worth means living in unwavering authenticity.

It means standing in the truth that I am enough, just as I am.

My voice is valuable.

My story is valuable.

I am valuable.

And dimming myself no longer serves me, or the people who may be waiting for someone like me to speak.

The Coaching Style:

How do you innovate with coaching your clients?

In my coaching practice, I draw heavily from iPEC’s Core Energy Coaching™ framework to support clients at the deepest level of transformation, their core.

This approach is highly effective because our thoughts, interpretations, and behaviors are all reflections of what’s happening at the root of our being.

By coaching at that foundational level, we bring awareness to the core blocks and patterns that influence every aspect of life, allowing true, lasting healing from the inside out.

My method is also deeply infused with spiritual and philosophical undertones.

It’s not just about achieving goals, it’s about uncovering the real you beneath the curated identities: the hyper independent achiever, the burnt out perfectionist, the people pleasing performer.

Together, we unlearn the patterns that have kept you disconnected from your truth and begin the journey back to your most aligned, empowered self.

What’s unique about your coaching approach?

I help ambitious, heart led individuals unlearn performance based worth, heal hyper independence, and break free from burnout.

Together, we untangle the need to earn love through people pleasing, so they can finally discover who they are when they’re no longer performing for others.

My unique approach guides individuals back to the core of who they are and what they truly desire.

I help them reconnect with their voice, reclaim their power, and lead lives rooted in autonomy, alignment, and personal freedom.

What benefits do your clients get after working with you?

After working with me, my clients experience a powerful sense of personal freedom and clarity, across their identity, relationships, careers, and most importantly, their desires.

They learn to set and uphold healthy boundaries, advocate for themselves, and confidently embody their most authentic self.

There’s a renewed sense of peace, joy, and excitement for life because they finally get to experience what it feels like to live unfiltered, unafraid, and fully expressed.

Do you use any specific tools to be efficient with your clients?

As a certified Energy Leadership Index Master Practitioner, I love guiding my clients through the ELI Assessment.

It’s a profoundly insightful tool that reveals how your unique perspective shapes the way you experience and interact with the world, both under stress and in everyday life.

This clarity becomes the foundation for conscious growth, emotional mastery, and empowered decision making.

The Impact:

If you had a super megaphone that, when you speak into, the whole world will hear your message, what would you say?

Stop hiding who you are in the pursuit of false perfection.

Be raw.

Be open.

Be authentic.

Be messy.

Most of all, be human.

Don’t let fear hold you back from living fully, because on the other side of that fear is a freedom so powerful, it makes every shaky step worth it.

Walk through it.

You’re not just surviving, you’re becoming.

What is the greatest lesson you have learned in your life?

I’ve learned that change is a constant, whether subtle or seismic and resisting it often causes more pain than allowing it to unfold.

The more I tried to hold on, the more I suffered.

Now, I’ve learned to honor change as a sacred part of life’s evolution.

A progressive unfolding that invites me to grow, expand, and become.

Instead of fearing it, I’ve begun to ride its wave with trust, knowing that each shift carries wisdom meant to shape who I’m here to be.

Pain, too, has been one of my greatest teachers.

One of the most profound truths I’ve come to advocate for is this:

There is always a lesson hidden within the pain.

It is life’s most honest mirror and this world’s most transformative teacher.

Because of that, I find it hard to hold deep resentment toward those who may have hurt me.

The pain they caused taught me things I may not have learned otherwise, it became the fire that forged who I am today.

I allow myself to feel and honor the pain, but I don’t stay in it.

I seek out the lesson, and when I find it, I transform that pain into purpose.

Where Can You Find Jasmine Spink?

If you liked this interview and if you would love to unlearn performance based worth, heal hyper independence, and break free from burnout, get in touch with Coach Jasmine.

You can schedule a free discovery call with her here.

If you’d like to peak a glimpse into her coaching, feel free to explore her blog and follow her Instagram account.

And if you’d like to connect more personally with her, you can do that through LinkedIn or by sending her a direct message on her Email [email protected]. It was an honor having this interview with her.

Find Life Coach | Meet Steven Lane: How to Achieve Full Self Actualization and Connect with The Deepest Aspects of Yourself?

Steven Lane is one of the coaches that we found this month and we did a little interview with him. He impressed us with his experience and professionalism.

He began his professional life as the director of a successful business consultancy, driven by ambition and the pursuit of achievement. But everything changed when he experienced a spontaneous spiritual awakening that led him to leave it all behind and spend seven years as a Buddhist monk. During this time, his focus shifted from external success to inner transformation, and he discovered the profound healing that can occur simply through presence and connection.

He returned to the world with a renewed sense of purpose, pursuing training in hypnotherapy, homeopathy, NLP, and a variety of psychological disciplines. Coaching entered his life through a Master NLP Coach training and later deepened through ICF and EMCC programs, eventually leading him to Transformational Coaching. Inspired by the work of Leon VanderPol and the 3 Principles of Sydney Banks, he found a unique path that merged his spiritual depth with a powerful, forward focused approach to personal growth.

He now supports clients in accessing their innate wisdom and unlocking deep, lasting transformation. His sessions are unstructured, intuitive, and COcreative, guided by presence, trust, and what emerges in the moment. With a blend of spiritual insight and psychological tools, his coaching helps people dissolve limiting beliefs, find clarity of purpose, and connect to a deeper identity rooted not in doing, but in being. Here is what he said…

Meet Life Coach Steven Lane:

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Name: Steven Lane

Pillar: The Spirit, The Mind, The Heart

Who is this coach for: Anyone who wants to achieve genuine inner transformation and full self actualization, connecting with aspects of themselves they do not even know exist.

How they can help: By using various tools, techniques and methods such as NLP, ACT, and belief repatterning, just to name a few.

First of all, how are you and your family doing after these Pandemic times?

We’re doing wonderfully well.

We don’t tend to focus much on the past.

The pandemic brought challenges, changes, and some new beginnings.

In the meantime, life goes on, and we meet whatever emerges with presence.

How did the coronavirus pandemic affect your clients? Did it affect you at all?

The pandemic led me to move fully online, which unexpectedly opened my practice to a global audience.

Personally, I went through significant illness that has had lasting effects on my health.

Many clients experienced emotional and psychological turbulence, illness, isolation, fear, and uncertainty.

The pandemic also revealed how polarizing opinions could strain relationships.

In many ways, the world hasn’t quite returned to what it was before.

What are the biggest lessons that you learned in this pandemic?

Three key lessons stand out:

1. How to stay calm while dealing with prolonged fatigue and breathlessness.

2. The how to of online marketing.

3. How limited government and medical responses are to complex situations that require holistic and higher thinking.

The Origin:

Tell us about you, your career, how you started with your coaching career?

Becoming a coach was, in many ways, the culmination of my life journey.

In my twenties, I was director of a successful business consultancy.

Then, quite spontaneously, I had a profound spiritual awakening that changed the course of my life.

This awakening led me to spend seven years as a Buddhist monk.

During that time, my motivations shifted from ambition to service.

I began to realize that simply by sharing space with others, healing could happen: physically and emotionally.

Returning to lay life, I trained in hypnotherapy, homeopathy, NLP, and various psychological modalities, eventually establishing a private practice alongside an NGO consultancy.

My introduction to coaching came through a Master NLP Coach training, which, though now less in vogue, was a powerful starting point.

I later undertook several ICF and EMCC accredited coaching programs and found myself deeply drawn to the optimism and forward focus of coaching compared to therapy.

Later, through Transformational Coaching, especially training with Leon VanderPol (author of A Shift in Being), I found my spiritual and coaching interests merging.

His 9 Core Practices of Transformational Coaching offered a powerful container for the depth work I was drawn to.

I also studied the 3 Principles work of Sydney Banks, which resonated deeply with my understanding of innate wisdom.

Now, with a strong foundation in psychological and spiritual work, my coaching helps people achieve deep personal transformation: psychological and spiritual.

I support clients in connecting to a part of themselves that is far beyond the thinking mind: an inner presence that is always whole and wise.

What was your biggest obstacle that you had to overcome in your life that made you who you are today?

My early life was marked by health challenges, family issues, self doubt, and a constant drive to be better, achieve more, and prove myself.

Ironically, I came to see that the striving was part of the problem.

Even as a teenager, I searched for deeper meaning through philosophy and spiritual practice.

Though some of that early seeking involved spiritual bypassing, over time I learned to integrate spiritual insights into everyday life, which led to living an inspired, meaningful life, yet one that has a certain lightness of being.

The Coaching Style:

How do you innovate with coaching your clients?

Each session begins fresh.

I have no fixed agenda.

While I may draw on various tools, the core of my work lies in attuning to what is emerging for the client at a deep level.

I aim to create a space free of personal agendas, one in which the client’s conscious intentions and deeper intuitive knowing can lead the way.

Coaching, for me, is a COcreative process guided by a mutual trust in inner wisdom.

What’s unique about your coaching approach?

I offer Transformational Life Coaching that works at a profound level, often over a longer term engagement.

My clients often begin with specific goals, but the process naturally evolves toward self actualization and beyond.

My coaching supports genuine inner transformation and helps clients connect with aspects of themselves they may never have known.

This especially includes connecting to a deeper wisdom that will then serve clients for life.

What benefits do your clients get after working with you?

  1. Resolution of subconscious blocks and limiting beliefs.
  2. Awareness and transformation of dysfunctional patterns and dynamics.
  3. Greater inner peace and presence.
  4. Enhanced authenticity and clarity of purpose.
  5. Access to innate wisdom and personal potential.
  6. Improved relationships, emotional well being, and often financial success.
  7. Deep self actualization.
  8. (For those open to transpersonal work) A shift in identity from ego to presence, from doing to being.

Do you use any specific tools to be efficient with your clients?

While I have a wide array of tools, ranging from traditional coaching models to psychological and therapeutic techniques, the most powerful tool is the relational space we (CO)create.

This includes deep trust, mutual intention, and intuitive tuning into what’s arising.

Within that space, transformation happens.

I also draw on methods such as NLP, ACT, and belief repatterning as needed.

The Impact:

If you had a super megaphone that, when you speak into, the whole world will hear your message, what would you say?

You are not who you think you are.

You are not your thoughts, your past, or your perceived limitations.

Within you lies a powerful inner wisdom capable of transforming your entire experience of life.

What is the greatest lesson you have learned in your life?

That life is not what it seems.

Nothing is fixed.

Everything is in constant flow and emergence.

We are not our thoughts or our ego based identity.

Within each of us is a formless intelligence untouched by the past.

We can learn to attune to this deeper wisdom and live from a radically different space.

Your final thoughts?

Coaching is a powerful pathway to transformation.

While conventional coaching supports goal achievement within a competency based relationship, transformational coaching goes deeper.

It helps clients awaken to their inherent potential and shift their identity at the core.

That transformation then ripples out into all areas of life.

There’s been talk about AI doing coaching.

Perhaps for basic accountability coaching, that’s possible.

But transformational coaching relies on human presence, intuition, and deep attunement, qualities that AI, at least for now, cannot replicate.

Where Can You Find Steven Lane?

If you liked this interview and if you would love to achieve genuine inner transformation and full self actualization, if you want to connect with aspects of yourself that you might not have known even existed, contact Coach Steven and see how he can help you achieve that.

Feel free to explore his website and learn more about his services.

If you’d like to peak a glimpse into his coaching, follow his Facebook account.

We strongly suggest to go here and download his FREE meditation and FREE book.

And if you’d like to connect more personally with him, you can do that through LinkedIn or by sending him a direct message on his WhatsApp or on his Email [email protected]. It was an honor having this interview with him.

Find Life Coach | Meet Rory D. Chambers: How to Become a Higher Man?

Rory D. Chambers is one of the coaches that we found this month and we did a little interview with him. He impressed us with his relentless resilience and unwavering passion.

He once found himself homeless, sleeping in his car on the streets of London, battling depression and suicidal thoughts after chasing a better life that seemed to collapse beneath him. But instead of giving in, he turned inward, anchoring himself in faith, rebuilding his mindset, and forging a mission from the fire. That mission? To help other men rise from their darkest moments and reclaim their strength, purpose, and power.

He spent over 15 years working long, thankless hours in the UK’s largest public transport companies, sacrificing his well being to survive. It was during this grind, and after the heartbreak of being separated from his children, that he realized something deeper: men need more than hustle to heal. They need structure, support, and purpose driven strategy. That’s what he now delivers through his MESDAC™ Framework and HigherMAN Method™… These are battle tested systems designed for busy men who want to thrive, not just survive.

He doesn’t coach from theory, he coaches from experience. As a Black man, father, and survivor of life’s harshest lessons, he brings empathy, strength, and spiritual conviction to every session. His clients don’t just get better habits, they undergo full transformation, Spiritually, Mentally, Physically, Emotionally, and Financially… they become Higher Men. They walk away more disciplined, more focused, and more alive, equipped to lead their lives, not just their businesses. Here is what he said…

Meet Life Coach Rory D. Chambers:

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Name: Rory D. Chambers

Pillar: The Spirit, The Mind, The Body, The Heart

Who is this coach for: Busy men, entrepreneurs, CEOs, executives, fathers, and business leaders who want to become leaders of their life and be Higher Men without going through burnout.

How they can help: By using his MESDAC™ Framework and HigherMAN Method™.

First of all, how are you and your family doing after these Pandemic times?

The pandemic deeply impacted me and my family on multiple levels.

We experienced financial uncertainty, loss of income, and, most painfully, the passing and ill health of loved ones.

I lost my full time career after 15 years as a professional transport worker, and the emotional toll affected me mentally, physically, spiritually, and financially.

But in the face of adversity, I realised something had to change.

I needed to take control of my life, my mindset, and my future.

Drawing from my background in high performance sports, my psychology and human behaviour studies, and the mentorship I’ve received from leading industry experts, I was already equipped with the mindset, tools, and resilience to rebuild.

It wasn’t an instant transformation.

There were setbacks and personal struggles.

But I committed to mastering the strategies and systems that would allow me to perform at my best.

That’s when my journey as a High Performance Coach truly began, driven by a mission to help busy men like me who often neglect their health and wellbeing while working tirelessly to provide for their families.

How did the coronavirus pandemic affect your clients? Did it affect you at all?

I began my coaching journey after the pandemic.

Still, many of my clients have shared how deeply it impacted their lives, from mental health challenges to strained family dynamics, job loss, financial instability, and a deep sense of lost direction and identity.

For many, the pandemic shattered their sense of control and security.

Personally, the pandemic hit me hard.

I was working through an agency when the pandemic was first announced, and overnight everything stopped.

Agency workers were left without jobs, and public transportation shut down.

I lived in a hotel for two months, unable to pay my bills or meet daily needs.

That period forced me to confront the fragility of relying on one income stream or system outside my control.

It became clear that I had to take ownership of my life, career, and future.

The experience lit a fire in me to build something meaningful on my terms, and that’s where the vision for my coaching business was truly born.

Now, I help other men regain control of their lives, finances, and mindset like I did.

What are the biggest lessons that you learned in this pandemic?

The pandemic taught me that nothing in life is guaranteed.

Everything can change in an instant.

It forced me to take full accountability and responsibility for my life, to adapt quickly, and to lead with intention.

I learned that people, like seasons, can change and sometimes disappear without warning.

I also realised that when everything falls apart, I have only myself and God to rely on.

That awareness sparked a complete mindset shift.

I adopted a positive, proactive attitude rooted in rapid adaptation, decisive action, and resilience.

I now believe in failing fast to learn faster.

One of the most extraordinary insights the pandemic gave me is that every disaster hides a new opportunity, but you can only find it if you’re willing to look in unexpected places.

The pandemic taught me to be alert, discerning, and ready to pivot.

Since then, my faith has grown stronger, my relationships are more meaningful and closely knit, and my health has improved drastically.

Most importantly, I’ve learned to value time like never before.

Today, I intentionally build systems and strategies to create more freedom, purpose, and a better life, not just for myself but those I lead.

The Origin:

Tell us about you, your career, how you started with your coaching career?

My coaching journey was born from some of the darkest moments of my life.

There was a time when I felt utterly broken, homeless, sleeping in my car, battling suicidal thoughts, and searching for hope after moving to London to create a better life.

But my unwavering faith and relationship with the Most High saved me.

I realised that my purpose was far greater than my circumstances.

Through therapy, consistent workouts, reading, mentoring, and surrounding myself with like minded men, I slowly began rebuilding and rediscovering myself.

I cultivated mental toughness, developed a powerful “why,” and found clarity in my mission to help others who feel lost or stuck.

Before becoming a coach, I spent over 15 years working in the UK’s largest public transport companies (long hours, early mornings, and late nights).

I know what it’s like to sacrifice your health, time, and mental well being to provide and survive.

That’s why today, I coach busy men, entrepreneurs, CEOs, executives, fathers, and business leaders, helping them perform at their highest level without burning out or losing themselves in the process.

What was your biggest obstacle that you had to overcome in your life that made you who you are today?

The biggest obstacle I’ve faced in life was not being able to see my children.

As a father, that pain cuts deep.

It forced me to reflect, take accountability, and commit to becoming the change I wanted to see, not just for them, but for myself.

It reshaped my mindset.

I realised that as men (especially fathers) we often carry guilt for working hard and chasing success.

But I learned to give myself grace.

I also understood something deeper: being in control of your destiny is not just a luxury but a necessity.

I now believe that if more men were free to work on their terms and build financial stability, they would spend more time with their children.

That’s a truth I live by and coach by.

Overcoming this situation wasn’t easy, it required intentional self work, resilience, and spiritual alignment.

My faith became my anchor.

Scripture says, “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.”

I chose to make the reason behind my mission greater than any obstacle I faced.

The Coaching Style:

How do you innovate with coaching your clients?

My coaching approach is different because I don’t just teach theory… I’ve lived, breathed, and survived the struggles my clients face.

I carry the scars and bruises of being a man who once felt voiceless, overwhelmed, broken, and on the edge of giving up.

I know what burnout feels like.

I know what it means to put work before everything else, thinking that hustle would fix the pain.

I’ve faced depression after a near fatal car accident and navigated life as a fatherless son from a broken family.

I’ve been the underperformer, barely getting by.

That experience allows me to coach from a place of deep empathy, authenticity, and strength.

I don’t offer fluff or fad solutions… my method is battle tested.

I’ve developed a proprietary framework called MESDAC, which focuses on Mindset (Mental Health), Energy, Systems, Discipline, Adaptability, and Commitment.

I also teach my signature HigherMAN Method, rooted in high performance habits, mindset mastery, fitness, and personal growth.

It’s a holistic, practical, and transformative system that empowers men to become strong in mind, body, and purpose, so they can perform at their best without compromising who they are.

What’s unique about your coaching approach?

My coaching approach is unique because I don’t just coach from theory, I coach from lived experience.

I’ve walked the rugged roads that many high performing men silently travel.

And when clients come to me, they often say, “This is exactly what I’ve been looking for, but didn’t know I needed.”

As a Black man, a father, and someone who’s rebuilt his life from rock bottom, I understand the immense mental and emotional weight men carry every day, especially those who lead, provide, and protect.

I’ve worked with people from all walks of life, and my approach is rooted in being a student first.

I’m constantly evolving, learning, and refining to lead, coach, and teach from a place of value, integrity, and empathy.

Faith and discipline guide everything I do.

I don’t just coach for performance, I coach for purpose.

My clients don’t just leave with better routines or strategies… they leave transformed, more aligned with who they are, and equipped to lead their lives with clarity, conviction, and courage.

What benefits do your clients get after working with you?

After working with me, my clients experience potent shifts in both their internal world and external results.

They improve their discipline, manage stress more effectively, and significantly reduce anxiety.

Many report sleeping better, feeling more energised, and gaining the mental clarity they’ve been missing.

They also develop more substantial emotional intelligence and a more grounded sense of self.

Their overall health improves, their performance increases, and they become more proactive in all areas of life, from business to family.

But more than that, they feel different.

They feel sharper, more focused, more in control, and more alive.

My coaching isn’t just about temporary motivation but sustainable transformation.

It helps high performing men become the leaders of their lives, not just their businesses.

Do you use any specific tools to be efficient with your clients?

Absolutely.

Structure creates freedom, and I use powerful tools to streamline the coaching experience and maximize results for my clients.

For operations, I use ABC Trainerize for fitness coaching, Zoom for sessions, Calendly for scheduling, Stripe for payments, and GoHighLevel for automation and CRM.

My coaching is driven by my proprietary MESDAC™ Framework and HigherMAN Method™, which are central to how I deliver transformation across mindset, performance, and lifestyle.

I also coach through my custom ROARFiTT™ App, focused on personal training and online fitness coaching.

To capture thoughts and client insights, I prefer voice notes using Voice Memos and Otter.ai, which I later transcribe.

I use Google Docs, Canva for visual materials, Google Sheets and Excel for progress tracking, and Google Forms and ScoreApp for client onboarding and assessments.

I also harness AI tools like ChatGPT to 10x my productivity, create high impact content, and develop robust strategies for myself and my clients.

Everything is anchored by my HigherMAN Habits, a strict, results driven daily routine that models discipline, alignment, and consistency.

The Impact:

If you had a super megaphone that, when you speak into, the whole world will hear your message, what would you say?

Become so divinely dangerous as a man that your life echoes through generations.

Walk boldly in your God given assignment, and never conform to a world that has forgotten Him.

Let your work be worship, your presence be power, and your legacy be light.

Do it for yourself, so that you can do more for others.

Be the protector, the provider, and the foundation your family and community can stand on.

And above all, remember, you were born to lead, not follow.

What is the greatest lesson you have learned in your life?

One of the greatest lessons I’ve learned is that not everyone in your life is meant to support your dreams, some people are there to test them.

I’ve learned never to dim my light to make others feel more comfortable.

Your light is your gift, let it shine unapologetically.

I’ve also realised the importance of being future focused.

The past is only there to show you how far you’ve come, not to keep you stuck.

Friends and family may come and go, but the one constant is you, and it’s your responsibility to love, care for, and pour into yourself first.

Saying no has become one of my most incredible superpowers.

I no longer feel guilty for prioritising my growth or protecting my peace.

I’ve learned that opportunity isn’t missed, it simply moves on to the person prepared for it.

I live by the principle: stay ready so you never have to get prepared.

And perhaps most importantly, I’ve stopped waiting for perfect conditions.

Perfection is the thief of progress.

Your ‘why’, your passion, purpose, and dreams… must be your compass.

Let those guide you, and use systems and habits to keep you accountable.

Your final thoughts?

Every man was born with a calling, a divine assignment beyond titles, trophies, or temporary success.

The world doesn’t need more men chasing status, it needs more men becoming who they were created to be.

My mission is simple:

To help high performing men rise into the highest version of themselves… mentally, physically, spiritually, emotionally, and financially.

I’ve been through the fire and know what it’s like to feel stuck, broken, and unseen.

But I also know what it means to rebuild, rise, and walk with power, purpose, and clarity.

If you’re reading this and something inside you is stirring, that whisper that says, “There’s more to you than what you’re living now,” don’t ignore it.

That’s your Higher Self calling you forward.

Let your faith be your foundation.

Let your discipline be your weapon.

Let your ‘why’ be your compass.

And never forget, you are the assignment.

If you’re a man ready to do the work, prepared to lead your life with purpose, performance, and presence, I invite you to connect with me on LinkedIn or download my free resource “7 Secrets to Becoming a Higher Man” at www.highermancoaching.com.

Let’s rise together.

Where Can You Find Rory D. Chambers?

If you liked this interview and if you would love to become a Higher Man, schedule a call here and see how Coach Rory can help you achieve that.

If you’d like to peak a glimpse into his coaching, follow his Instagram account.

And if you’d like to connect more personally with him, you can do that through LinkedIn or by sending him a direct message on his Email [email protected]. It was an honor having this interview with him.

Are Today’s Teens More Affected by Stress Than Adults?

By Charles Barnard, founder of Success Institutes.

Seventeen year old Hailey was known among her peers as cheerful, smart, and driven.

She captained the debate team, volunteered at a local shelter, and maintained a 4.0 GPA.

But during her senior year, Hailey’s world began to spiral.

College applications, family conflict, and social pressures began to close in.

She started having panic attacks and insomnia.

Her parents were completely unaware of the depth of her struggles, until she collapsed at school from exhaustion and dehydration.

After hospitalization and counseling, Hailey began a slow but steady recovery.

But her story highlights a common oversight: we often don’t see or we underestimate teen stress, because it looks like the same pressure adults experience.

Teen Stress Is Real And Often More Intense Than Adult Stress

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Stress affects individuals of all ages, but research consistently shows that adolescents experience its effects more acutely (and often with longer lasting consequences) than adults.

Developmentally, teens are at a critical juncture where emotional regulation, identity formation, and cognitive control are still in progress.

When stress strikes, its ripple effects can alter not only mood and behavior but also brain development and long term well being.

Stories from real teens (some triumphant, others tragic) reveal just how differently adolescents experience the burden of stress.

The Vulnerable Adolescent Brain

In reality, the adolescent brain is uniquely vulnerable to stress.

According to the American Psychological Association (2023), teens report higher average stress levels than adults and are less likely to manage it in healthy ways.

Only 30% of teens say they are doing a good job managing stress, compared to 50% of adults.

Neurologically, the teen brain responds to stress with more intense activation in the amygdala (the brain’s emotional center) and less control from the prefrontal cortex, which governs rational thinking and emotional regulation (Blakemore, 2018).

Dr. Laurence Steinberg (2014) explains that because the prefrontal cortex is not fully developed in teens, they are more prone to impulsivity and emotional extremes when under stress.

These neurological realities can manifest in risky behaviors, substance use, social withdrawal, and mental health disorders like anxiety and depression.

A Closer Look: Malik’s Story

Take the story of Malik, a 15 year old sophomore who faced constant pressure at home to succeed academically.

When Malik received a C in algebra, he was devastated.

His parents thought he was being dramatic, but they didn’t know he’d been silently comparing himself to his older siblings and internalizing every disappointment.

Malik began skipping meals and isolating himself.

It wasn’t until a teacher noticed the change in his demeanor and referred him to the school counselor that he received help.

Malik’s story demonstrates how stress can be magnified in teens when coupled with perceived expectations and identity struggles.

Perspective: A Tool Teens Haven’t Fully Developed

Adults have the advantage of perspective, knowing that a bad day, or even a bad year, is not the end of the world.

Teens, on the other hand, often feel as though each setback defines their future.

This sense of immediacy and intensity is one reason why teen stress can feel (and be) so much more severe.

A study by Romeo (2010) showed that adolescent stress responses involve a more prolonged release of cortisol, the body’s primary stress hormone, than in adults.

Prolonged cortisol exposure has been linked to memory problems, immune suppression, and increased vulnerability to mental health issues.

The Role of Social Media: A Digital Pressure Cooker

Social media is another amplifier.

While adults may use social media with some detachment, teens often see it as a reflection of their self worth.

A study by Twenge and Campbell (2018) found that heavy social media use among adolescents correlates with higher levels of depressive symptoms and perceived stress.

Teens aren’t just comparing test scores or outfits, they’re comparing lifestyles, relationships, and self worth, 24 hours 7 days per week.

Systemic Stressors Make It Worse

Adults often have more control over their environments.

Teens, however, must navigate school systems, parental rules, and peer dynamics they cannot easily escape.

According to the CDC (2023), more than 40% of high school students reported feeling persistently sad or hopeless in the past year.

For many teens of color and those from low income communities, systemic stressors such as discrimination, economic instability, or social inequity only compound the challenge.

So, Are Teens More Affected by Stress Than Adults?

The evidence overwhelmingly says yes.

But not because teens are weaker, because they are still developing the tools adults take for granted.

The stories of Hailey and Malik aren’t anomalies.

They are reflections of a broader, deeper reality.

Teens face a perfect storm of developmental, social, and environmental pressures, all while trying to become the adult they want to be.

It’s not easy.

What Can We Do as Adults?

To support them, adults must do more than empathize, they must act.

  1. Model healthy coping mechanisms.
  2. Create open lines of communication.
  3. Reduce unnecessary pressure.
  4. Advocate for systemic changes in schools and communities.
  5. Teach mental resilience, but also help them build it into habits and rituals.

It’s not enough to just share the knowledge, we must equip teens to embody it in their daily lives.

When we begin by understanding the uniquely fragile and powerful nature of the adolescent experience, we can build better systems and programs to empower the next generation.


References:

  1. American Psychological Association. (2023). Stress in America: Youth report. https://www.apa.org/topics/stress/generation-z-millennials-young-adults-worries
  2. Blakemore, S. J. (2018). Inventing ourselves: The secret life of the teenage brain. PublicAffairs.
  3. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2023). Youth risk behavior survey data summary & trends report. https://www.cdc.gov/healthyyouth/data/yrbs/index.htm
  4. Romeo, R. D. (2010). Adolescence: A central event in shaping stress reactivity. Developmental Psychobiology, 52(3), 244–253.
  5. Steinberg, L. (2014). Age of opportunity: Lessons from the new science of adolescence. Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
  6. Twenge, J. M., & Campbell, W. K. (2018). Associations between screen time and lower psychological well-being among children and adolescents: Evidence from a population-based study. Preventive Medicine Reports, 12, 271–283.

Find Life Coach | Meet Saynyeneyjay Tukan: How to Take Your Health Into Your Own Hands as a High Functioning Woman?

Saynyeneyjay Tukan is one of the coaches that we found this month and we did a little interview with her. She impressed us with her focus and professionalism.

She is a Certified Clinical Scientist with a background in Histotechnology, Biology, and Public Health, but her journey into coaching began far from the lab. After years of battling chronic health issues, she founded Aruwkah Wellness, a private practice dedicated to helping high functioning women heal at the root. Her work is a powerful blend of clinical expertise and spiritual alignment, firmly grounded in her faith in Jesus Christ.

She overcame one of the greatest obstacles many women face, self abandonment. For too long, she poured her energy into systems that didn’t reflect the identity or calling God placed in her. Walking away from those misaligned spaces was the catalyst for transformation, both personally and professionally. Today, she helps other women do the same, rebuilding their lives and health from a place of truth, discernment, and integrity.

She now delivers custom wellness blueprints that integrate scientific data (like hormonal imbalances and nutritional deficiencies) with emotional resilience and nervous system regulation. Her coaching is strategic, clinical, and faith informed, offering not only relief from symptoms like PMS, fatigue, and cysts, but also a deeper understanding of the body and soul. Through structure, compassion, and spiritual insight, she leads her clients toward lasting, measurable healing. Here is what she said…

Meet Life Coach Saynyeneyjay Tukan:

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Name: Saynyeneyjay Tukan

Pillar: The Mind, The Body

Who is this coach for: High functioning women who want to take their health in their own hands with evidence based, root cause healing.

How they can help: By using various assessments, tools and evidence based techniques.

First of all, how are you and your family doing after these Pandemic times?

By the grace of God, we are doing well.

At the start of the pandemic, I was still in college, completing my scientific training while witnessing the healthcare system respond to an unprecedented global crisis.

That season forced many of us to pause and reflect.

It revealed both personal and systemic imbalances (physically, emotionally, and spiritually) and brought me into deeper alignment with my purpose in the wellness field.

How did the coronavirus pandemic affect your clients? Did it affect you at all?

At the time, I was still in college, so I wasn’t working directly with clients yet.

However, the pandemic deeply shaped my perspective.

It exposed glaring discrepancies in the healthcare system and highlighted just how disempowered and fearful many people felt when it came to their health.

I witnessed the confusion, the overwhelm, and the widespread reliance on external authority without personal understanding.

It impacted my studies and solidified my desire to create wellness solutions that are both clinically sound and accessible, especially for those without a scientific background.

That season became the foundation for my mission: to educate, equip, and empower people to understand what’s happening in their bodies so they can make informed, confident decisions.

What are the biggest lessons that you learned in this pandemic?

That health isn’t just the absence of disease, it’s the presence of alignment.

God is my source, and everything else is a resource.

Professionally, I learned that sustainable impact comes from simplifying, systematizing, and anchoring in purpose, not pressure.

The Origin:

Tell us about you, your career, how you started with your coaching career?

I’m a Certified Clinical Scientist specialized in Histotechnology and Immunohistochemistry, where I collaborate with pathologists for disease detection.

I have an academic background in Biology and Public Health.

I’ve worked in both academic and applied clinical settings, but my coaching journey began from a personal place.

After years of dealing with chronic health issues, I was led to create Aruwkah Wellness, a private wellness company focused on evidence based, root cause healing for high functioning women.

My work is clinically informed and spiritually grounded, with faith in Jesus Christ as my foundation.

What was your biggest obstacle that you had to overcome in your life that made you who you are today?

Overcoming self abandonment was pivotal.

For years, I gave energy to systems and environments that didn’t reflect the identity or vision God placed in me.

Choosing to walk away from misaligned spaces and rebuild from a place of truth and clinical integrity was the turning point in both my life and business.

The Coaching Style:

How do you innovate with coaching your clients?

My coaching is driven by science and data, but personalized through discernment.

I create custom wellness blueprints that integrate clinical science (like hormonal data, inflammatory markers, and nutritional deficiencies) with lifestyle interventions such as nervous system regulation and targeted nutrition.

Every protocol is tailored, and I remain sensitive to the spiritual and emotional layers that influence a woman’s health.

This integrative, multi dimensional approach is what sets my work apart.

What’s unique about your coaching approach?

It’s clinical, strategic, and faith-informed.

I don’t follow trends, I follow data and discernment.

My clients receive a structured framework that addresses hormonal imbalance, gut health, inflammation, and emotional resilience.

Each plan is grounded in scientific methodology and delivered with compassion.

I don’t offer one size fits all solutions.

I treat each case with precision.

What benefits do your clients get after working with you?

My clients have reported significant results:

  1. Reduced ovarian cysts,
  2. Elimination of PMS symptoms,
  3. Regular cycles,
  4. Deeper sleep,
  5. Increased energy,
  6. Improved mental clarity,
  7. A renewed sense of peace.

These results are tracked through both subjective feedback and objective markers.

More importantly, clients walk away with a deeper understanding of their bodies and how to care for them long term.

Do you use any specific tools to be efficient with your clients?

Yes.

I use a secure client management platform that houses protocols, assessments, and personalized plans.

I also incorporate lab interpretation when clients share their test results, offering clear explanations to help them understand what the data means.

Combined with functional symptom tracking and regular check ins, this allows for a more precise and personalized approach to their care.

This ensures progress is measurable and sustainable.

My clinical background allows me to interpret complex health data while delivering care that is both structured and supportive.

The Impact:

If you had a super megaphone that, when you speak into, the whole world will hear your message, what would you say?

Your body was designed with wisdom.

Healing begins with truth, not trend.

Advocate for yourself, ask deeper questions, and trust that your body is not betraying you, it’s communicating.

Partner with your biology, and invite the guidance of something greater than yourself.

What is the greatest lesson you have learned in your life?

The body is intelligent and communicative.

Symptoms are not enemies, they are messengers.

Healing occurs when we approach the body with respect, curiosity, and strategy.

On a personal level, honoring my body is also a form of honoring the God who created it.

Your final thoughts?

I believe healing should be evidence based, Holy Spirit led, and deeply personal.

Aruwkah Wellness isn’t just a brand, it’s a bridge.

My role is not to fix women, but to walk with them as they reconnect with the truth of their bodies.

When science, strategy, and faith work together, restoration becomes not just possible but inevitable.

Where Can You Find Saynyeneyjay Tukan?

If you liked this interview and if you are a woman who would like to take her health in her own hands and become the healthiest version of herself, go to aruwkahwellness.com and see how Coach Saynyeneyjay can help you do that.

If you’d like to peak a glimpse into her coaching, follow her Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube channel where she shares golden nuggets of value.

And if you’d like to connect with her more personally, you can do that through LinkedIn or by sending her a direct message on her Email [email protected]. It was an honor having this interview with her.

Top 10 Most Effective Tips for Healthy, Sustainable Weight Loss

If you’ve ever found yourself eating “clean,” exercising regularly, and still not seeing the scale budge, you’re not alone.

The truth is, weight loss is far more complex than the old calories in, calories out model we’ve been taught.

Our bodies aren’t just mathematical equations, they’re dynamic systems influenced by hormones, stress, gut health, sleep, toxins, and so much more.

Many people are unknowingly working against their bodies rather than with them.

They cut calories too aggressively, push themselves harder in the gym, or try the latest diet trend, only to feel exhausted, stuck, and frustrated.

Why? Because the real drivers of weight retention often lie beneath the surface.

To truly support sustainable weight loss, we need to shift the focus from restriction to restoration, restoring balance, nourishment, and trust in the body.

Below, we’ll explore the most overlooked yet powerful strategies to help your body feel safe, supported, and ready to release excess weight, not through punishment, but through healing.

Let’s begin with one of the most counterintuitive yet essential principles…

10 Most Effective Tips for Healthy Weight Loss:

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1. Eat Enough

Severely restricting calories can backfire.

It slows down your metabolism, disrupts hormone function, and increases cravings.

Instead, focus on nourishing your body with meals rich in protein, healthy fats, fiber, and whole food carbohydrates.

2. Balance Blood Sugar

Frequent spikes and crashes in blood sugar lead to fat storage and persistent cravings.

Prioritize meals that include quality protein and healthy fats to keep blood sugar stable and energy levels consistent.

3. Support Gut Health

Your gut health plays a major role in inflammation, hormonal balance, and metabolism.

Incorporate fermented foods, prebiotics, and minimize inflammatory triggers to support a thriving gut microbiome.

4. Prioritize Sleep (7 to 9 Hours per Night)

Sleep deprivation raises cortisol, increases cravings (especially for sugar and refined carbs) and slows your metabolism.

Quality rest is a non negotiable for long term health and weight balance.

5. Reduce Stress and Cortisol Overload

Chronic stress elevates cortisol, which contributes to belly fat and insulin resistance.

Incorporate stress reducing practices like breathwork, journaling, time in nature, and mindfulness to support your nervous system.

6. Hydrate Properly

Even mild dehydration can slow your metabolism and trigger feelings of hunger.

Aim to drink clean, mineral rich water consistently throughout the day.

7. Move Consistently, Not Excessively

Exercise is essential, but overtraining can spike stress hormones and backfire.

Focus on balanced movement: combine strength training, daily walks, and light activity with sufficient rest and recovery.

8. Avoid Toxins That Disrupt Metabolism

Environmental toxins (from food, cosmetics, cleaning products, and plastics) can act as obesogens, disrupting hormones and encouraging fat storage.

Reducing your toxic load can significantly support your body’s ability to release weight.

9. Balance Hormones

Hormonal imbalances involving estrogen, progesterone, thyroid, or insulin can make weight loss feel impossible.

Nutrition, sleep, stress management, and root cause healing all play a role in restoring balance.

10. Heal Before You Push

Sometimes the body needs healing before it’s ready to lose weight.

Gut issues, thyroid dysfunction, and adrenal fatigue can all signal the need for restoration, not restriction.

Support healing first, and weight loss will follow more naturally.

Undereating: The Hidden Saboteur of Weight Loss

Many people unknowingly hinder their progress by not eating enough.

Here’s what under fueling can do…

Slows Metabolism: The body senses starvation and conserves energy.

Disrupts Hormones: Especially thyroid and sex hormones, low calories mean lower leptin, estrogen, and higher cortisol.

Leads to Muscle Loss: Without sufficient calories or protein, muscle breaks down, further slowing metabolism.

Triggers Cravings and Binges: Hunger hormones ramp up, often leading to overeating later.

Causes Mood Swings and Fatigue: The brain lacks nutrients, leading to irritability, low energy, and anxiety.

Stops the Menstrual Cycle (Amenorrhea): Especially in women, due to low estrogen from chronic under eating.

Root Causes of Weight Gain Beyond Food

While nutrition and exercise are important, they’re only part of the weight loss puzzle.

Many people overlook deeper, less obvious factors that have a powerful impact on metabolism, fat storage, and overall health.

Let’s explore some of the root causes that go beyond just food.

Chronic stress

Chronic stress is one of the most overlooked drivers of weight gain.

When you are under constant stress (whether emotional, physical, or mental) it produces high levels of cortisol, a hormone that encourages the body to store fat, especially around the abdomen.

Cortisol also increases insulin levels and can trigger emotional eating patterns.

Over time, this hormonal disruption creates a perfect storm for weight retention, even in the absence of overeating.

Toxin overload

This is another hidden culprit.

Our bodies are exposed to a wide range of environmental toxins every day, from pesticides and plastics to synthetic fragrances and cleaning products.

Many of these substances act as obesogens, chemicals that interfere with hormone function and metabolism.

The body often stores these toxins in fat cells as a protective mechanism.

If detoxification pathways in the liver, lymphatic system, or gut are sluggish, toxins accumulate, making it harder for the body to let go of excess weight.

Sleep quality

Sleep quality plays a critical role in regulating metabolism and hunger.

Poor or insufficient sleep disrupts key hormones like ghrelin and leptin, which control hunger and satiety.

When sleep is compromised, ghrelin (which signals hunger) increases, while leptin (which signals fullness) decreases.

This imbalance leads to increased cravings, particularly for sugar and refined carbs, and can also impair insulin sensitivity, making it harder for the body to manage blood sugar effectively.

Hormonal imbalance

Hormonal imbalances are a major factor in stubborn weight gain, especially for women.

Conditions like insulin resistance, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), hypothyroidism, and estrogen dominance can all make weight loss feel impossible.

These hormonal shifts often go undiagnosed or are mismanaged, but they significantly affect how the body stores fat, regulates appetite, and processes nutrients.

Gut dysfunction

This is another foundational issue.

A healthy gut influences everything from nutrient absorption to inflammation control to metabolic regulation.

When the gut is imbalanced (due to issues like dysbiosis, leaky gut, or chronic bloating) it triggers systemic inflammation and can impair the body’s ability to regulate weight.

The gut microbiome also plays a direct role in extracting calories from food, regulating cravings, and influencing fat storage.

Nutrient deficiencies

Lastly, nutrient deficiencies can quietly undermine weight loss efforts.

Key nutrients like magnesium, zinc, B vitamins, and omega 3 fatty acids are essential for optimal metabolic function and hormonal health.

Unfortunately, even a well balanced diet may fall short due to modern farming practices and depleted soil.

Without adequate nutrient intake, the body struggles to perform basic functions like energy production, detoxification, and hormonal signaling, all of which are critical for maintaining a healthy weight.

The Truth Behind the Plateau

In practice, I hear it all the time from clients:

“I just can’t seem to lose weight. I’ve tried every diet and exercise program. I’ll lose a few pounds, then hit a plateau… or worse, nothing seems to work at all.”

This frustration is incredibly common, and it often stems from addressing the symptom rather than the root cause.

Weight loss isn’t just about cutting calories or increasing cardio.

It’s about understanding what your body needs and identifying what might be holding it back.

Many people are doing everything “right” on paper.

They follow the meal plans, stay consistent with workouts, and avoid junk food.

But they’re still exposing their bodies to hormone disrupting toxins through food packaging, personal care items, and household products, often without realizing it.

These toxins accumulate in fat cells, making it harder for the body to release weight.

Others are unintentionally under eating.

When the body lacks adequate fuel or nutrients, it enters survival mode: metabolism slows, hormone production declines, and fat gets preserved.

Even a “clean” diet can fall short if the soil is depleted and the food lacks essential minerals.

In these cases, targeted supplementation can be critical for recovery and optimal metabolic function.

On the flip side, some individuals overeat, but not from a lack of willpower.

It’s often a coping mechanism for stress, emotional exhaustion, or biological cravings rooted in imbalance.

Cravings are often a message, not a moral failure.

Your Body Is Not the Enemy

We’re all different.

Our symptoms don’t look the same, and neither do our solutions.

This is why it’s so important to listen to your body and address weight from a place of understanding and support, rather than punishment or deprivation.

When you heal your body from the inside out, you create the right environment for healthy, sustainable weight loss.

The path to true transformation starts with respect, nourishment, and curiosity, not just calorie counts.

Lost in Illusion Part 3: “Where do I belong”

Love has the power to awaken our deepest truths, break us open, and call forth a version of ourselves we never knew existed.

It is not always gentle… it can be messy, painful, and confusing.

But within the ache lies the beauty of transformation.

Whether you’re mending a broken heart, waiting for love to bloom, or questioning the greater plan, may this Spiritual Art Fiction help you remember…

True love begins not with perfection, but with purpose, and the courage to surrender to it.


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Lost in Illusion Part 3:
“Where do I belong”

When you loose yourself in love,
and you start to fall instead of rising above.

Honor the monumentum of melancholy and tears,
even if it takes a while, sometimes even years.

It is a time to reflect,
and to detect.

To re-define who you are and what you want to be,
never give up, that is what I plead.

Love is never a game lost,
even if it happened at an emotionally high cost.

It is always a significant win,
in your heart, deep within.

Dear higher spirit, this must be a mistake,
I complain, all of this must be some kind of fake.

I cannot have contracts with this man,
he does not come any close to Sam.

This man shall be little king and reign?
Until now he did not earn any fame.

He is all I never wanted at my side,
so far in the physical I cannot see any light.

He is the opposite of what I had in mind,
what I hoped to find.

Not one nice word did I hear,
and we are talking here about one year.

All he said was “desolé” and “no”,
this is what my heart wounds clearly show.

My heart and spirit are frozen,
this cannot be what I have chosen.

My pride thrown in the bin,
so where is my win?

He is only watching out for the next play,
preferring to walk a darker way.

For him, a soulless sex slave would be a better fit,
yes I am at rage, I do admit.

My market value will rise,
I could have rich, famous guys.

He made me strong, creating wonder,
but now I am in constant pain, trying not to go under.

But there is still my heart voice,
begging me to make the right choice.

Please help me,
so I can better see.

“Stephanie, his body and mind is just a mask,
his essence, his core, is well prepared for this honourable task.

His spiritual love is all you need,
it will heal this heart bleed.

Your spirits are the perfect match,
a one in an infinity catch.

They will never live without each other,
this true love is too deep for one another.

Look at what lies ahead and who you are,
that you will be a well-known star.

Honour him for accepting this highly challenging task,
it takes a while to grow and to take down the mask.

You turned his world and emotions upside down,
when you returned to town.

He has fears and is standing in awe,
he does not know anything about universal law.

He feels the burden he will have to carry,
and that is scary.

He is being pushed out of the life he perceived to be real,
he did not know he had a love deal.

Yes, he holds love in this heart but he denies it,
we trust one day he does admit.

Give him the time,
so that he can re-define.

Let this tiny seed grow,
and maybe one day a golden flower will glow.

At the same time this man wants to be close to you and to run,
the physical approach has begun…

There is so much conflict he is in,
I don’t know where to begin…

He did many things he is not proud about,
knowing now that he is an open book for you and us, so there is doubt.

He had to re-arrange his believes and his own connection,
it needed a lot of reflection.

He feels so much shame,
oh, by the way take a look at his name.

You knew your purpose for many years,
you grew into it while reducing any fears.

He is confronted with it all,
trying not to lose himself and not to fall.

It is the first time that this man feels true love so intense,
he had to build a high protection fence.

He feels he is not good enough and you deserve more,
while deep within he does adore.

He is scared for his sensitive heart to be broken,
you share no language, so it is difficult to be outspoken.

He is dealing with a lot of rage,
being in his physical body cage.

How would friends and family around him react?
Look at who you are and what you do, it’s difficult, that is a fact.

There are other things he feels he needs to hide,
he constantly wonders in his mind and truly tried.

He feels so small,
he does not understand that from now on he can be “all”.

Your consciousness and smartness are far beyond imagination,
he does not understand this kind of “education”.

He senses all your hidden abilities that nobody knows,
and then you are wearing these white, silver and golden clothes.

His concept of life and his values suddenly falling apart,
his illusion collapsing like a house of cards.

What does it means to be confronted with his destiny, your energies and YOU?
Walk in his shoe!

Feel his pain,
before you blame.

Things can still work out perfectly fine,
it does not cost anything, not even a dime

If he is able to open up and to trust,
and to stop running behind illusionary lust.

If he is able to grow from deep within,
realizing that you would be the best win.

If he is able to face looking you in the eye,
and that he stops to deny…

He will work on your side,
he is mainly there for giving you love and delight.

To birth another boy,
already next to you playing with his dinosaur toy.

Did he not pass you jewellery on the astral plane,
these earrings and this beautiful chain?

On the astral, did he not take your hand and carried you into bed,
while lovingly kissing your head?

We can sense some good intent,
a potentially new trend.

Demonstrating you how he truly feels,
as it is not as it appeals.

Your lives and values are as different as they can possibly be,
love will get you through, this is what you will see.

In the physical you have to find your own unique way,
on how to “play”…

…in this illusionary “play of life”,
and maybe one day he will ask you to be his wife.

Well, you kind of already are,
yes, this is indeed bizarre.

I prepared you to master all challenges that you might meet,
this is one of the hardest, but so sweet.

Far away from false society expectations find your own code,
and let your heart sing around the globe.

Let me speak more about this man,
yes he has the potential to be even better than Sam.

This man is perfect for your needs, he is just right.
I see all the required qualities in him to be on your side.

Don’t judge and observe, and look what is behind,
you might be surprised of what you find.

A man full of emotion and gold,
it just needs to get unfold.

He was misguided along the way,
so now he prefers to ride on the freeway.

He is a very high potential,
you just need to teach him what is essential.

This man makes your heart shine,
all along the Atlantique Coast line.

For now he can cater your complex needs and desire,
to balance you and give you what you require.

He has the male energy that you are missing
passing it on to you while you are kissing.

He seems to be the missing piece,
so that you can be powerful and at ease.

Forgive and forget,
or you will always regret.

You know you need his hand,
lovingly take it and write “I love you” in the sand.

He is your home away from home,
far away, in a foreign zone.

Your perception and worlds are as different as they could possibly be,
its destiny that is what you will see.”

Spirit of White, France, 10.12.2023

Find Life Coach | Meet Anne Beth Jordan: How to Cut Through The Complexity and Focus On What Truly Makes You Successful?

Anne Beth Jordan is one of the coaches that we found this month and we did a little interview with her. She impressed us with her passion and dedication.

She found herself at a crossroads when the pandemic shut down her business, forcing her to rethink her path. Unable to continue selling goods as before, she took a bold step and completed a Life Coaching diploma, discovering a whole new world beyond buying and selling. This journey of growth helped her realize that coaching was not just about guiding others, but also about transforming herself.

She brings a unique blend of empathy and wisdom to her coaching, shaped by years of mentoring staff and interacting with people from diverse cultures. Her approach is deeply personal, building genuine rapport and listening with intent to help clients clarify their vision and overcome obstacles. Through her coaching, clients gain insight, focus, and renewed confidence to lead their lives and businesses with purpose.

She infuses each session with humor, dedication, and professionalism, ensuring every client feels supported and challenged. By preparing thoughtfully before sessions and staying fully present, she creates an environment where transformation happens naturally. For her, coaching is a passion that continues to blossom as she helps others cut through the complexity and focus on what truly makes them successful. Here is what she said…

Meet Life Coach Anne Beth Jordan:

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Name: Anne Beth Jordan

Pillar: The Mind

Who is this coach for: Anyone who wants to cut through the complexity, gain clarity, and focus on what really makes them successful.

How they can help: By using active listening, humor, genuine care, and other various coaching tools and techniques.

First of all, how are you and your family doing after these Pandemic times?

I am fine after the pandemic.

It was a wonderful opportunity for me to slow down and take time to look at my career and my life in general.

I made decisions to create a possible new life for myself.

I had been running my own fashion, design, manufacturing, and import business for over 25 years.

Slowing down and not being able to travel gave me a new opportunity to plan a new career, which I did.

I enrolled with The Coaching Academy and completed a Personal and Professional Diploma in life coaching.

This led me to start a new business as a business coach and mentor, specializing, of course, in the trials and tribulations of being in business and its various pathways.

Besides this, the pandemic period gave me another opportunity to begin writing, something I had done for years, specifically through keeping a diary of my travels around the world.

I enrolled in a creative writing course, which led me to begin writing a memoir about a specific period of my life.

I began it in 2021 and finished it in 2023, self publishing it.

I am astonished at what becoming a published author has meant to me.

I knew I could write, but learning to write a full 364 page novel made me realize that writing is a life process.

It enables one to unfold so many mysteries about oneself.

Anyway, my debut novel Thank You for the Kiss, a memoir set in Cuba, is now available on Amazon.

Writing this book then led me to start my own YouTube channel, @Letschataboutyou2day, where I chat with indie authors, giving them a chance to be seen, heard, and to share their stories with a wider audience.

This has become one of the most enriching parts of my current life.

I am now working on my second memoir.

My family is very well.

My children are grown up, my grandchildren are growing up, and everyone is getting on with their lives and creating pathways for their future.

How did the coronavirus pandemic affect your clients? Did it affect you at all?

Many were very happy to have this enforced time to slow down and think about alternative ways to live.

Many were delighted to rest, read, and start new hobbies they had long wanted to try.

I coached most of my clients via Zoom, and they loved being able to sit in the comfort of their home space and be coached.

I found it very easy to establish this online rapport and loved interacting with them via Zoom.

During my training, I spent over one hundred hours coaching and being coached by fellow students, and rarely did any of them say they were struggling.

I was lucky to have become involved in this world of coaching, as all the people I met were like minded and delighted with this new lease on life.

Some have remained good friends.

I have met fellow students (now coaches) face to face, and I still chat with others online.

I lapped up that time like a cat laps up a saucer of milk.

I loved that period.

None of the rules or regulations imposed on us by the UK Government annoyed or irritated me.

I lived in a place with the sea on one side and rolling hills on the other, so I was able to go for walks on the beach or in the hills.

I felt blessed by this brief new life and grateful for the time it gave me to start a new chapter.

I was concerned for others, especially the homeless.

But thank God, my local council was proactive in providing shelter and food.

During each quarantine and restrictions, the homeless were taken care of.

My one thought in this area was: if the local councils could be so proactive with the homeless during lockdown, why were they unable to continue when we returned to ‘the new normal’?

What are the biggest lessons that you learned in this pandemic?

“Out of chaos comes opportunity” — an old Chinese proverb.

Realizing how resilient I was and that I could overcome any difficulty presented to me.

Understanding that living on my own was challenging but also an opportunity to begin to understand my own human nature and what a great person I am.

Stepping back, looking at the past and the present, and thanking God and my family for always being there to support me.

And lastly, realizing how lucky I was to be safe and healthy, and that my time had not yet come to depart this world.

The Origin:

Tell us about you, your career, how you started with your coaching career?

As I said earlier, it was during the first quarantine period when I was unable to sell my goods, as I sold to stores and not online.

Most of my clients’ stores were closed, and my main client was unable to sell online or deliver their goods.

Business stopped.

At this juncture, I embarked on completing a Life Coaching PPD Diploma with The Coaching Academy.

I felt myself evolving and growing, enhancing my internal thoughts, and realizing that there was more to life than buying and selling.

I had, of course, done coaching (or rather mentoring) of my own staff throughout the working years, so the process wasn’t entirely unfamiliar.

However, formally learning in depth what coaching is, what it means, and its transformative power and ability to create change was a whole new world for me.

I felt my world blossoming.

Since qualifying, I have been gradually creating networks, reaching out to my ideal clients, and offering workshops, an area I enjoy.

Imparting my life experiences makes me very happy.

What was your biggest obstacle that you had to overcome in your life that made you who you are today?

Shyness and a constant lack of belief that I could be better than I thought I was.

Constant self sabotage that would not allow me to grow my business the way I wanted to.

Despite the above, I was persistent.

I persevered.

I often didn’t give a damn and just got on with what I loved doing.

That made me stronger.

Gradually, through doing the coaching diploma, a new strength emerged, and now I see my life through a new set of lenses.

The Coaching Style:

How do you innovate with coaching your clients?

When I have my first clarity call with a client, I ask them to tell me a little about their vision and mission for themselves personally and (or) for their business.

If they have a vision and mission, I ask them how big that vision is and why it is important to them.

I ask them how they will achieve it.

Slowly, by listening and noticing key words, I can then decide if I will be a good fit to assist them in reaching their desired outcome.

I also find that if I build a genuine rapport with the potential client from the start, both of us will be able to work well together.

What’s unique about your coaching approach?

My working life experience.

Meeting people from diverse cultures.

Understanding that while I coach, I also learn.

Therefore, I feel that my empathy and wisdom really come through in my coaching.

What benefits do your clients get after working with you?

Would it help if I dropped in a couple of testimonials here?

“Insightful, challenging, and transformative, Beth’s guidance reshaped how I approach leadership and decision making.”

“With Beth’s coaching, I gained the ability to cut through complexity and focus on what truly drives success.”

Do you use any specific tools to be efficient with your clients?

Humour.

Listening with intent.

Loving the work I do, as it shows.

Being genuinely happy to see my clients.

Always being on time.

Being courteous yet challenging when required.

Spending time before a session to be mentally and physically present.

If on Zoom, I ensure all my tech is working, as it can be irritating if not.

I always send a PRE session form with questions about how my client is, how they got on with their proposals, and I always remind them to come prepared for the session.

The Impact:

If you had a super megaphone that, when you speak into, the whole world will hear your message, what would you say?

When you have had enough, let it go… before it’s too late to become the person you know you really want to be.

What is the greatest lesson you have learned in your life?

Even if you do not believe you can achieve what you want, banish your inner voice to a desert island and get on with what you love to do.

Your final thoughts?

Thank you for this opportunity to reflect upon my life and my achievements.

I forget who or what I am sometimes, and answering these questions reminds me of where I started and where I am now.

There is so much more to tell, but maybe that could be for another time.

Where Can You Find Anne Beth Jordan?

If you liked this interview and if you would love to cut through the complexity and focus on what truly makes you successful, contact Coach Anne and see how she can help you.

Feel free to explore her website and learn more about her and what she offers.

If you’d like to peak a glimpse into her coaching, we strongly suggest to follow her YouTube channel.

There’s a lot more on her Facebook account as well.

And if you’d like to connect more personally, you can do that through LinkedIn or by sending her a direct message on her Email [email protected]. It was an honor having this interview with her.