Category: coaching

A new way of being with your SELF, Authenticity, Caregiver Burnout, Compassion, Connection, Courage, End of Life, Grief and Loss, Inner Freedom, Regret and Forgiveness, Sacred Transitions, Self Forgiveness, Vulnerability

3 Lessons I Learned from the Dying That Will Change How You Live, Love and Let Go.

Jewel Lea Grant

On April 12th from 1:30-3pm Arizona time,  I’m hosting a free online conversation: 3 LESSONS I LEARNED FROM THE DYING THAT WILL CHANGE HOW YOU LIVE, LOVE AND LET GO.
After decades in nursing, the last two years as a hospice admissions RN, and many years in ministry, I’ve sat with individuals and families at the threshold of life and death. What I witnessed changed me. I saw what people feared. I saw what they regretted. And I saw what brought profound peace. I witnessed powerful truths about fear, regret, faith and what truly matters. I’ll be sharing three insights that made the biggest difference for me, along with gentle practices you can bring into your own daily life. 
In this free  90- minute online masterclass, I will share simple, grounding, and surprisingly joyful practices that will support you through sacred life transitions – and invite you to reflect on how you want to live NOW.
If you are navigating aging, caregiving, grief, craving a reset or simply longing to live more consciously and intentionally, this is for you.  I hope you’ll join me for this meaningful and uplifting conversation.
Here is the registration link if this resonates with you. https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/TU01k35xRc6ZFm59OewTxA 

coaching, relationships, spiritual

A New Way of Being with your SELF!

Jewel Lea Grant

So many of my clients struggle with the idea of loving themselves. We have been taught to put others first. We have often times been the caregiver as children and learned the habit of taking care of others first. We have not learned or known how to take care of ourselves first. We have not had the permission to take care of our own needs. We have been judged and ridiculed harshly for having needs and wants. We have grown up with the idea that to love ourselves is considered conceited and wrong.

We are now finding it vitally necessary to take care of ourselves SO THAT we can take care of others. As we deplete ourselves for the sake of others we find ourselves sick. We are depressed, tired, running ragged, unhappy, suffering with addictions to ease the pain of depletion. And the list goes on.

Yet to love ourselves is the doorway to loving others and designing the lives we are yearning to live. In my own experience the more I have healed and cleared my unresolved issues of shame and perfectionism the more I find myself connected to Love’s Presence. Our True Self is the part of us that is unconditionally loving, creative, joyful, playful and present. When we are bogged down in fear, shame, unworthiness and undeservability we are residing in our limited self, feeling trapped, unfulfilled and hopeless.

The soulful work I do with my clients is to connect them with their True Self. Through the process of releasing the limiting self and connecting to the creative, innocent, joyful and present Self, I see magical changes take place. Soon the inner experiences of self kindness and self care becomes their outer reality. I see them release the energy drains that no longer serve them. I see them make time for themselves in creative and fun ways. It is truly as if they found their magic wand and they begin creating their lives to match their heart-felt dreams and soul’s calling. They have awakened to Love’s Presence.

Schedule your complimentary breakthrough session and let’s get started so that you too can start using your magic wand in service to your True Self.

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Did You Know?

Jewel Lea Grant

Did you know that a personal coaching relationship can:

  • Help you rediscover passion in your work and life.
  • Provide nurturing support and encouragement.
  • Support you in making changes and transitions that better serve you and your Spirit.
  • Cheer you on, and support you in clarifying and reaching your goals and heart-felt dreams.
  • Provide accountability in successfully achieving your goals and dreams

Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton

Jewel Lea Grant