Love + Business: A Virtual Workshop on Honoring Your Heart and Dreams
Femi is a shrewd businessperson. She has scaled her company by 300%--tripling both her team and her company’s profits. And yet, her love life is bankrupt.
In the past, her partners have either worked to keep her “in her place” or worshiped her as a goddess. Either way, they have failed to truly see her. And this confuses her. On paper, everything about her suggests that she is a “good woman,” and yet she often feels like the most ineligible bachelorette on the planet. There was a time when she was winning in love. During that time, she was even seen as “marriageable.” But that was early on in her journey before she understood and embraced her boss status. As if this isn’t enough for her to deal with, she finds herself at the center of two camps of women that exist on opposite ends of the spectrum. One camp is dead set against talking about romantic relationships. They believe that doing so is unprofessional, a sign of weakness and/or something a man would never go. The other camp is very vocal about their search for love, and although they won’t admit it, they are waiting to get their romantic business in order before they can fully invest in the growth and development of their companies.
Femi fits into neither of those either/or camps. And instead, she is looking to win in both love and business. We can assist her with that.
In the past, her partners have either worked to keep her “in her place” or worshiped her as a goddess. Either way, they have failed to truly see her. And this confuses her. On paper, everything about her suggests that she is a “good woman,” and yet she often feels like the most ineligible bachelorette on the planet. There was a time when she was winning in love. During that time, she was even seen as “marriageable.” But that was early on in her journey before she understood and embraced her boss status. As if this isn’t enough for her to deal with, she finds herself at the center of two camps of women that exist on opposite ends of the spectrum. One camp is dead set against talking about romantic relationships. They believe that doing so is unprofessional, a sign of weakness and/or something a man would never go. The other camp is very vocal about their search for love, and although they won’t admit it, they are waiting to get their romantic business in order before they can fully invest in the growth and development of their companies.
Femi fits into neither of those either/or camps. And instead, she is looking to win in both love and business. We can assist her with that.
Love and business
Love and business are two pursuits that can be in direct competition with one another, often contradict each other, and maybe even cancel each other out. It’s the elephant in the room we often work around but don’t necessarily see and understand. The struggle between the two can affect our sense of self, mental health and bottom lines. And in a world that often prefers women to choose one or the other, women looking to balance both can often feel ashamed, guilty, desperate, diminished…and confused. If you are looking for a fun workshop that will offer you a rare opportunity to explore matters of the heart and issues of the wallet, join me. My hope is that you will walk away with a plan that will transform your love life and your bank account.
What if you found yourself in a space where you can…
What if you found yourself in a space where you can…
- Explore love and business simultaneously without shame, guilt or fear
- Create a plan to makes it possible for you to grow in both romance and dollars
- Be a whole woman— as opposed to only identifying bits and pieces of yourself