Over the past few years, I’ve had the incredible opportunity to work together with inspiring women executives and entrepreneurs, who either navigated significant career change during our collaboration, or had taken their businesses to the next level after working with me on how they want to lead.

Often, the common thread among these women was that they had brave ideas for creating something meaningful, initiating positive change but were stuck in roles that didn’t align with their values.

They were stuck because they were:

Overwhelmed, juggling too many tasks, in too many roles.

Felt a constant need to deliver results at all costs.

Paralyzed by perfectionism.

Lacked clarity about their values.

Wanted to meet even unrealistic expectations.

Wanted to avoid risks, even if it meant giving up on their dreams.

All these factors led to constant busyness and fatigue, leaving little room for self-care or personal growth. But it also affected the way they (didn’t) show-up for inspiring projects, where they needed to make brave decisions, because they were totally disconnected from their creativity and their courage.

In today’s fast-paced and demanding world, professional women and business owners often find themselves caught in a cycle of constant hustle and overwhelm.

If you’re experiencing any or all of these, it’s time to do things differently.

I invite you to a unique program around experiences by the sea, if you’re a high-achieving female professional or entrepreneur, so that you can find a way out of this constant cycle of busyness and learn to:

• Slow down.
• Reconnect with your courage.
• Get clear on your brave ideas for work that inspires you.
• Take action.

To experience doing “nothing” and stopping all work activities without interruptions is important for several reasons.

Because from this “nothing”, “something” can surface, and within this void you will be able to hear your innermost voice. It’s through “doing nothing” that the ability to create something new can resurface.

It also takes courage to stop, to “do nothing”, because we are conditioned to constantly do stuff, to have a plan, to be useful and to not be idle. Keep going, do more, that’s the mantra we live in.

I went through this myself when I was CEO of my own business. It took me a long time to learn to consciously stop this habit of busyness, in which most leaders also become trapped. I had a hard time learning to stop and do nothing, without feeling guilty or useless. When I finally did, it was one of the scariest things I’d ever experienced, but I now know that it was one of the best decisions I’d ever made. 

I invite you to this exciting program in a beautiful environment, in a secluded small town in the south of Turkey, where people are kind, the sea is warm, food is delicious and where you can find silence or summer vibes, depending on what you need. I’ll be waiting here for all you brave women at the end of September. You can come alone or with a group; it’s possible to choose from different options.