Dragons, in various cultures, symbolize power, strength, and wisdom. Yet, they also embody the internal battles we all face. The dragons within us breathe the fires of doubt, fear, and criticism, often obscuring the path to our authentic selves.

If you really knew me, you would know that I am 56 and I have been financially liberated since the age of 43. Being financially liberated goes beyond the accumulation of wealth or the absence of debt. For me, it embodies a deeper, more holistic approach to understanding and interacting with money.

For us creatives, the journey of self-exploration is not just about self-discovery; it's about tapping into the deep wells of inspiration and originality.   Our triggers, those emotional flare-ups that catch us off guard, are not mere roadblocks. They are, in fact, a treasure chest of creative potential, waiting to be unearthed and transformed into art.   

I learned something very valuable 20 years ago. I felt stuck running my design firm and I didn’t know how to get out. The agency was my only source of income and I wasn’t in a position to simply walk away. Even thought the business was doing well, the work itself has lost its magic for me. I was bored with the work and I wasn’t growing anymore.

Worry. It's like a family member you didn't ask for, showing up at your door uninvited, feet on the coffee table, helping themselves to the leftovers you were looking forward to eating all day. And just like that family member, worry seems impossible to evict once it's settled in.