A Practice for Women Who Freeze, Discount, or Hold Back When It’s Time to Sell
Attachment. Both beautiful and entrapping.
At first glance, the Siren looks tangled in the pirates’ net. Look closer: she’s the one holding on, gripping tighter even as she fights to be free.
This is for the Siren who is still holding tightly to ideas, people, places, fears, tactics, and comfort zones that keep her in a familiar state of fighting. Fighting to receive, to rest, to play, to experience true freedom.
The ship is already burning. You don’t have to go down with it.
Only you hold the answers. Nobody can give them to you. Nobody can take them from you.
Follow the practice below
- What do you want to be free of, but hesitate to release?
- What would it mean about you if you let go of the net?
- How does gripping the net serve you? What is it protecting you from?
- How does gripping the net limit you? What is it costing you?
- Who are you once you release your grip?
- What would help you feel safe enough to let go? What’s the first step?
THE SIREN JOURNAL
What Net Are You Releasing?
Write what you’re releasing. No name, no email. Your words sink to the bottom of the sea, and only Lisa will ever read them.
YOU'VE PULLED ONE THREAD. UNRAVEL THE WHOLE NET.
The Source Code Sessions Are Where You Free Her
She's the one who never needed to perform.
Maybe you freeze or discount or hold back. Or maybe you don't; maybe you've already built something real, and you've hit a ceiling you can't explain. You're doing everything right, and it's still not moving.
Here's why: you built this on effort. More strategy, more output, more performing, and it worked, until it didn't. Because effort has a ceiling, and you've found it. The next level does not come from doing more. It comes from who you are when you stop performing.
That's the pattern the Source Code Sessions take you to, the one written long before you ever named a price. Free the woman who attracts instead of auditions, and she brings you the clients who were always meant to be yours.
Press play. These are private audio sessions, not homework, even if you never put pen to paper.
Selling stops living in your chest as something to brace for. It starts to feel like a conversation between old friends.
$97, one time.