In this fun conversation I had with Heather Jean from Confidence Through Cabaret, we spoke about bringing self-love and movement into our healing journey.

Heather shared 2 amazing super simple exercises to help us become authentic in our own bodies and reclaim our stage called our life so that we can unapologetically share the message of who we are.

Heather is a Co-Pioneer of Confidence Through Cabaret. She has owned a successful global consultancy in Leadership Training and Career & Confidence Visibility Coaching for 25+ years.
 
In her personal journey, things haven't always been easy, however, the skills she shares in her work life are completely transferrable to personal life, making the ups and downs easier to flow with and learn from. 
 
When Heather discovered cabaret and learned amazing tools in this exciting arena, She learned to take up space and own my voice and narrative in her personal life. 
 
Heather's mission is to inspire and illuminate the journeys of others and to help them find true self-acceptance of themselves, finding greater confidence throughout their lives; Personal Life, Work Life and Stage Life.

Heather is an abuse survivor, a breast cancer survivor and an empty nest mother who shares her insights and tools for valuing yourself, your gifts and learning to recognise the symptoms,  patterns and feelings and how to tap into your feminine energy for inspiration, healing and growth

Heather can be found at:

Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/ConfidenceThroughCabaret/
Her Facebook group:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/confidencethroughcabaretcommunity
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/confidencethroughcabaret/

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DISCLAIMER: The information in this podcast is not intended or implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.  The information is for educational purposes only and does not refer to any specific person, but rather narcissism in general.