It’s possible that the very thing you are holding onto, is the very thing holding you back.
~Sherry Trentini
Real Talk about Letting Go
Hey there,
Letting go of some things can be easy and feel good.
Letting go of other things can be the hardest freaking thing ever!
Letting go is a learned skill for me, for the most part.
Every thing I have studied: Feng Shui, Body work, Reiki, Law of Attraction, Coaching & Grief Recovery etc.
Every version of myself: daughter, sister, friend, wife, mother & widow.
Every feeling I’ve experienced like anger, gratitude and grief, has ultimately taught me that in order to create my life…
LETTING GO IS THE WAY THROUGH YOUR HARD STUFF TO GET TO YOUR GOOD STUFF!
~Sherry Trentini
You + Your Life
Life Coaching
What do you want more of in your life?
What do you want to be better or different?
What fires you up and what is dowsing those flames?
Collectively as the world is trying to re-calibrate, which feels like you are watching the spinning dial waiting for the content to load, there are things that you can do to lay the foundation for when we come out of this cocoon.
Objectivity can often be in short supply when you are striving to re-set and up-level your life and that, my friend, is where I come in.
Let’s strategize how to get those embers to be an all out bonfire!
HOW COULD IT BE POSSIBLE TO FEEL YOUR DREAMS, AS FULLY & COMPLETELY AS YOU DO YOUR DOUBTS & FEARS?
Let’s find out, together.
~ Sherry Trentini
Coaching
Grief & Loss
I am not a stranger to the hard stuff myself.
A widow at 40 and a Mom to two girls who had lost their Father (then 8 & 10). Then my own Dad died a few months later.
Yup 2009 was an exceptional year, to say the least.
Learning How to Survive Grief & Loss led me to become a Grief Recovery Specialist in 2015. It was a natural progression for me to add that to my Life Coaching toolkit, as even now I continue to actively learn more about grief and seek tools to help others.
Grief is a part of life but, it doesn’t have to be your life. ~Sherry
I am an advocate for Suicide Prevention and a trained Mental Health First Aider.