Brooke Jean will guide you through an experience designed to help you connect with your Inner CEO through visualization and Expansion Brainspotting.

This is an invitation to explore the difference between making decisions from fear, conditioning or expectation and making decisions from your most authentic sense of self.

You will leave with a question to carry into your own life:

What would I choose if I fully trusted myself to lead?

There is a part of you that knows how to move before you learned to monitor how you look.

Brooke's 11-minute Authenticity Activator uses breath and movement to reconnect you with a younger and more instinctive part of yourself. Rather than asking you to perform authenticity, the practice gives you an opportunity to experience what happens when you allow your body to lead.

You will be invited to move without needing to get it right and notice what becomes available when you stop performing yourself for other people.

We are going to say the word orgasm.

Not because every woman needs to have one, but because women should be able to talk about their sexuality, pleasure and desire without shame.

Orgasmic Intelligence is an exploration of the relationship between sensation, attention, desire, pleasure and the experience of being fully alive in your body.

Dana will guide you through the 11-Minute Aliveness Activation, where you will explore what happens when you stop trying to create an experience and begin listening to what your body is already telling you.

You will be left with one deceptively simple question:

What feels good to me?

Many women became incredibly resilient because life required them to be.

We learned how to keep going, solve the problem, hold everything together and carry what needed to be carried. At some point, however, the ability to survive difficult things can become an identity that is difficult to put down.

Dana's Putting Down the Sword activation invites you to experience the difference between bracing and choosing.

You will explore what you are still fighting that no longer requires a fight and consider what might become possible if strength no longer had to mean endurance.

At some point, many of us become so accustomed to the roles we play that we forget to question whether those roles still belong to us.

You may be the successful woman, the responsible woman, the strong woman, the caretaker or the woman who always knows how to handle things.

This day gives you space to ask:

Who am I when I am no longer performing the version of myself that everyone else expects?

The work is not about rejecting who you have been. It is about becoming honest about who you are now.

There are experiences we tolerate for so long that we eventually stop questioning them.

Exhaustion can become normal. Over-functioning can become normal. Living in a relationship that no longer feels right can become normal. Believing that success requires suffering can become normal.

This day invites you to become curious about the things your mind has normalized while your body has continued to send you information.

The question is simple:

What have I been calling normal that I am now ready to see differently?

What if the next chapter of your life was not built around how much you could accomplish?

What if your definition of success also included how your life feels from inside your own body?

You will be invited to consider what success could look like when peace, vitality, pleasure and personal freedom are allowed to matter.

You will choose one area of your life and ask:

What would change if I no longer believed that suffering was part of the price?

Desire can tell us a great deal about where we are alive and where we have disconnected from ourselves.

The question is not simply what you want to accomplish. It is what you want to experience, explore, receive and create in this next chapter.

You will be invited to get honest about what you want now, even when the answer is different from what you wanted before.

Because wanting something simply because it matters to you is not selfish.

It is information.

There comes a point when reflection needs to become choice.

You cannot think your way into a new chapter forever. At some point, you have to participate in creating it.

This day will help you identify what your next chapter is asking from you and where you are ready to begin making different choices.

You will create your own Next Chapter Declaration, naming what you are no longer available for and what you are ready to move toward.