Empowerment Life Coaching Online
Hi everyone! Good day! I’m Ivy Inocencio from Philippines. 🤍I’ve been thinking about how to share this because I have so much to say, but I think the simplest way to put it is this: I met Miss Aleli at a time when I was learning how to trust myself and embrace my gifts.Before meeting her, I was already juggling consultancy and sales while doing Tarot and Oracle readings. I was also exploring healing modalities like light codes and mediumship, and I’m Reiki Level 1 certified.I knew there was so much I wanted to explore and share, but I kept holding myself back. I would constantly ask myself, “Am I really ready?” or “Am I good enough to do this?”Then I met Miss Aleli and joined her private coaching.Slowly, something shifted.I became more confident in my readings and more comfortable expressing myself. I learned about mindset and manifestation and started applying these lessons not only to my work, but also to my journaling and everyday life.One thing Miss Aleli always encourages is to be unapologetically ourselves. That stayed with me because I realized how much time I had spent questioning myself when what I really needed was to trust myself more.I even started recording my thoughts and realizations. I’m still gathering the courage to share them publicly, but hopefully, one day, I’ll finally start my own podcast. 🥹What makes this journey even more meaningful is that before I met Miss Aleli, I actually prayed for a mentor.Then I found her Instagram.I listened to her recordings, and so much of what she shared resonated with me. I remember thinking, “Maybe this is the mentor I was praying for.” Looking back, I’m grateful I trusted that little feeling.I started seeing changes in my work too. Clients noticed how I articulated my thoughts and conducted my readings, and more people began reaching out for my services. Within just two weeks after signing the agreement, I earned around $320 from my readings.It may not seem huge to some, but for me, it meant so much. It showed me what could happen when I stopped doubting myself and started honoring what I already had.I opened my heart. I trusted myself more. And somehow, I also became more open to receiving.Miss Aleli, thank you for reminding me that growth doesn’t mean becoming someone else. Sometimes, it simply means becoming more comfortable with who we already are.I’m still learning, healing, and figuring things out. But I’m no longer as afraid to share what I have.And maybe that’s one of the greatest gifts I’m taking from this experience—to trust myself, honor my gifts, and have the courage to share them with others.Thank you, Miss Aleli, for being part of this chapter of my life. I’m truly grateful that our paths crossed. 🤍✨