Start making Choices that Support the way you want to Live

Mentorship

The life you want is waiting for you beyond your zone of comfort

You know it’s true. You have felt the desire in you for change. You’ve known for a long time that there’s more out there for you, but as much as you want something different, there’s a villain in your mind that tells you it’s not possible for you. You might even believe that these are the cards you have been dealt, and it’s just too late to start doing things differently - but that’s where you’re wrong.

How do I know? Because I’ve lived a version of your experience. For a long time I held on tight to what I knew wasn’t for me anymore. I knew deep inside me that there was something more for me, but I didn’t trust myself to figure it out. Instead I stayed - in relationships, in jobs, in routines, and in habits waiting for something to change. I don’t know what I thought was coming to save me, but I can tell you in never came.

It wasn’t until things were crashing down around me for the umpteenth time in my life that I finally realized I needed help. It took a few tries, but I finally landed on a mentor - a naturopathic doctor, actually. Turns out she was way more than that. Although she did help me with some of my physical ailments, she did so much more. She showed me that my body was giving me signals through my symptoms. She taught me that the pain that showed up in my body was directly connected to what I was holding onto, or not willing to let go of. Turns out I was attached to living in a way that wasn’t really aligned with the truest version of me.

I didn’t realize it at the time, but she was able to hold space for me that nobody had ever been able to hold. I felt safe with her, and she saw me.. She asked me questions, and when I would respond with a lack depth and transparency, she would gently nudge me for more. She showed me my pain, and guided me to release the ideas I had about me and helped me shift them. She helped me see how strong I really was, that the shame I carried wasn’t mine, and that I was capable of far more than what I believed was possible for me and what I was settling for.

I remember that after many months of working with her, I told her what an impact she had made on my life and that I could see myself helping others in a similar way some day. That although she didn’t do the work for me (which at first I kind of thought that’s what would happen), she led me to courageously look deeper and do my work. She gave me permission to let go, and to begin embracing who I was, heal from the hurts in my life, and expand myself to meet the version of me I was meant to be. I just KNEW she was there to guide me to follow the path that would lead me to what I was made for.

My transformation was so impactful, that everything in my life started to change. Not only did I feel different, but I started taking different actions in my life too. I showed up courageously and did many things that scared me. I started to believe in myself, trust my gut, and feel alive again. I also started to surround myself with people and experiences that supported my growth, and moved away from those that had me falling back into the patterns I was no longer choosing for myself. It really is true that we become a version of our environment.

This impact was so great, that I went on to work with other mentors that led me to realize how much impact we have when we begin to show up for ourselves. We get to choose our thoughts, actions, beliefs, people, experiences and so much more.

That’s when I decided that choices are what I wanted to help others with. I wanted to be a voice, and an example of what’s possible when we embrace our humanness and choose the path that is right for us. I know I didn’t have a lot of examples of that in my life, and I suffered for a long time thinking I was the only one with an experience like mine - but now I know I’m not.

What if I told you that your answers come when you begin to choose yourself ?

Choosing yourself is an act of rebellion - it’s deciding you can choose a different path, think different thoughts and create a different experience for yourself so you can stop living like a stranger in your own life.

For a long time I accepted the way I was living my life because I didn’t know it could get better. I didn’t know that I was trapped in a loop of endless thoughts that were limiting what I believed was possible for me. I didn’t know I could choose differently.

But something pulled at me to step outside of what I knew, and try something different. To put myself in rooms with other people who were doing things differently. That’s where my journey to living my life on purpose began.

Over time I’ve learned that in order for us to change the experience of our lives, we first have to change the thoughts and beliefs that are keeping us stuck, and choose better ones. This is what changes everything, and is at the core of the work I do with my mentoring clients.

These are a few areas my life has been impacted since I began to make choices to support the kind of life I wanted to live:

  • I found friends who showed up for me like I showed up for them

  • I stopped asking for the opinions of others and started following what felt right for me

  • I got curious about what I actually wanted, and began taking steps to bring those things into my life

  • I created healthy boundaries and now choose what I say yes to, or decline

  • I view failure and closed doors as lessons that lead to better alignment

  • I no longer accept toxic people, or behaviour in my life because I know I deserve more

  • I know that courage is fear in action, and I have proof I can believe in myself and do hard things - even if they scare me shitless

  • I know I’m worthy of living a life I enjoy (and I know you’re worthy of that too)

  • I know that living a life of joy is not only possible, it’s what happens when you get curious about how you want your life to feel

  • I started to heal from the pain in my life, and as a result it’s made me a better human, mother, friend and mentor

If you’re feeling the pull to explore how you can start to make choices that support the kind of life you want to live, apply for mentorship

Listen, life is hard. Many of us didn’t grow up learning how to listen to what we needed. Instead we learned how to suppress our feelings, pretend everything is okay, swallow the shame we felt, accept what we were given, and fake it till we made it - except we didn’t. We followed the path others decided for us. We believed the stories we were told. We carried the fear and doubt of those around us, and accepted others’ projections like they were our own. We stopped believing what was possible for us - what deep down we know about us.

YOU get to CHOOSE what you carry forward, and I’m here to support you in discovering the more that’s in you. I’ve taken lots of lessons in my life, and one thing I need you to know is that you’re not alone, and you don’t have to do it alone. In fact, none of us can.

When we are left to only our own thoughts, we replay every doubt, every belief, every habit and every pattern that has gotten us to where we are. Sure you can read books and intellectually understand what’s going on, but until you do the work and embody it - nothing will change.

I know you’ve been wanting change for a long time, and I know you’ll never really feel ready. Let that excitement you feel in your body lead you to have a conversation. The fear you feel, that’s normal. It’s here to remind you you’re alive and doing this for you is important. Trust it.

Are you Ready to Create a Life you Enjoy?

This is an application-based mentorship for women who are ready to grow, shift old patterns, and intentionally create a life that feels meaningful and empowering from the inside out.

Client Testimonials

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    Jenn

    "Worth it!! I had been holding off on coaching, not knowing who would be the right fit. I’ve done alllll the personal development courses out there.

    Christine is reliable, she listens, and she gives the best advice without judgement. It’s worth every penny. I always leave the sessions feeling valued, heard and supported.”

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    Jennifer

    “I just didn't really believe in myself.  I never felt like I was enough and I didn't feel I had people who cared enough to listen - or if they cared, they would turn away from me if they knew how I felt about myself.  That I would be too much for them.

    I'm a single parent to a special needs adult - who will always be with me.  I've spent years putting him first and myself last.  I never made myself a priority.  I'm doing that now.  If something I want to do is happening on a night that he has an activity too, sometimes he misses that activity.  I would never have had him miss an activity before.  I sacrificed myself for way too long.

    I'm feeling more positive about myself and life now. I have more tools in my toolbox to get myself through it now.  First of all, I recognize it faster.  I recognize the stories I'm telling myself and I can turn them off or reframe the stories before they take me down a spiral.  I'm getting to know myself better and understand just what makes me tick’”

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    Christine

    “Christine, you are paving the way for all of us to connect with ourselves on levels we didn’t think were possible.

    You have an infectious energy that lights up the room. You bring it all. You have reminded me of who I am. You have encouraged me to think bigger. You have challenged me to go deeper and you have celebrated all my wins no matter how big or small!

    My confidence has been fortified as I have learned how to be more grounded. Understanding that I can trust myself, knowing that I will be okay. Giving myself grace and support by surrounding myself with others that are on the same path to living authentically.

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    Sarah

    “I use my voice so much more. I am learning what fires me up inside and acting on it. I am feeling a lot more free and have less stress and worry.

    My confidence, self love and self worth have increased substantially. I haven't felt more like myself in years. I feel cared for, accepted for being my true self, supported, safe to share the good and bad. I am so very grateful I took the jump, even how scary it was at first, I trusted my intuition and I'm so happy that I did.”

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    Anonymous

    “I’m so grateful I decided to sign up for her group coaching program. Since then, and with her continued support, I have learned tools that have helped me go after more of what makes me happy - I’ve been learning how to better trust myself, build confidence in myself, and create healthy boundaries that have me feeling happier and better balanced, and feeling way less stress in my life. Saying yes to me has changed so many aspects of my life - I’m having way more fun and enjoying time with my kids and husband so much more as a result. 

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    Anonymous

    “I decided to work with Christine as I navigated a relationship in my life. Her approach - how she structures her feedback, how she captures and reflects back the most meaningful insights, and especially how she holds space - has had a profound impact on me. She doesn’t push you toward answers; she gently guides you toward your own deeper understanding. It is transformative.

    Christine is a remarkable woman whose work is both powerful and deeply human. I am so grateful for her presence in my life, for the clarity she has helped me find, and for the love, warmth, and wisdom she brings to everything she does. Anyone who has the opportunity to work with her will feel the same.”