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I've witnessed many "light bulb" moments when the people I work with discover that being in contact with their messy, imperfect inner experience is exactly where growth happens. While mindfulness is just one piece of the supportive toolkit I offer, it can sometimes become the foundation that makes everything else more effective. It's not because it makes people perfect, but because it helps them embrace their perfectly imperfect humanity.

The way I picture myself often doesn't match what others see when they look at me. This gap between our self-image and how others perceive us affects not just how we feel about our appearance, but also how we understand our personalities, abilities, and place in the world.