We're in the midst of unprecedented times.

We’re all living through the COVID-19 pandemic and all of its ramifications — maybe isolation or anxiety or financial hardship. We’re facing the devastating effects of global climate change. And – at least here in the US – we’re also having a long overdue reckoning with police brutality and systemic racism against Black Americans.

I know we’re all sorting through a lot of questions right now:

Why am I feeling this way?
What is my purpose?
How can I contribute to this moment?
How can I make this world a better, more equitable place?
How can I use my gifts to make an impact and make money?

And the best way I’ve known to start answering those questions for myself is through mapping my sensitivities. So I wanted to create this short, actionable webinar (with worksheet) for you to be able to map your own.

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Mapping our sensitivities

Mapping sensitivities is a pretty radically different way to think about and discover life purpose and answer some foundational questions.

The truth is that you’ve had sensitivities your entire life. Since the moment of birth, you’ve been sensitive to some things but not others.

And these sensitivities run through every one of your lived experiences. Your different jobs, your relationships, your trauma, your joy—all of it.

They start to answer the core questions—the why behind what you feel and experience in each of these moments. And understanding gives us the tools for change.

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In this very short training (36 minutes), we’re going to actually begin to map your sensitivities together.

When you sign up for the webinar, you’ll get immediate access to the training and a worksheet for us to work through together in real-time and help you begin to gain understanding of:

Who you are
What your unique genius and greatest contribution is
How all of your experiences connect
Why you feel the way you do
What steps will be most effective for you right now

Sign up to learn the basics of mapping your sensitivities and why it’s so powerful for understanding yourself and the role you can play in making this world a better place.