
Connecticut, United States •
$251 - $1,500
About
A funny and frank mother/daughter who offer holistic workshops & herstory unsanitized presentations
What's the worst that could happen?
how to identify your limiting beliefs - and get over them Why do some people just give up after experiencing the knockout punches of life, while some are back on their feet before the referee makes it to the count of ten? It's because of your beliefs. A belief is only a belief because you've fed it over the years. Stop feeding it, and you'll starve the limiting belief. For years, those limiting thoughts and feelings have brewed and festered. They've carved deep ruts in your brain, like the grooves on an obsolete 45 RPM vinyl record. Velya & Ehris will help you figure out what your limiting beliefs are, and what those limiting beliefs making you miss out on. You'll learn how to ignore the excuses you've told yourself.
Raise Your Standards
but I’m afraid of the consequences… The first step to making a change is to completely own the results you’ve created and then start raising your standards. Think of standards as traffic lights for life. They give you limits, self-love, and self-respect. Your life is filled with the things you settled for because you got what you tolerated. It’s a tough truth to accept, but just as a CEO is responsible for the success of their company, you are responsible for the success of your life. You chose where to work. You choose who to hang out with. You choose where to live. You're responsible. You’re not greedy for wanting something great!
Suffragettes in Corselettes
For centuries, women have allowed themselves to be squeezed, twisted, and squished to conform to desired shapes. The history of underwear reveals a lot about women’s changing roles in society – how we perceive ourselves, and how we’re viewed by others. The 1910s saw an end to the hourglass figure with a tiny waist. Women were finally able to breathe and move more freely. Did the demise of tightlacing help women gain the right to vote in 1920?
Your perspective matters!
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