How to Stop Feeling You Are Not Enough?
The feeling that we are not “enough…” (successful, rich, pretty, educated, knowledgeable, popular, thin, or interesting) is not new to humans but
Welcome to my website!
My life purpose is to help people let go of emotional pain, get through their inner obstacles, and regain their inner wholeness.
Over the years I have identified the mental, emotional, and behavioral patterns that keep humanity in a constant state of dissatisfaction and fear and prevent us from connecting to our inner source of power, and learned how to overcome them.
If you feel it’s time for a radical change in your life, I would be happy to take part in your journey.
Yours,
Sharon
Hi,
I’m Sharon. I’m a life coach and mentor since 2008, living in Israel.
The unique method I’ve developed addresses the core challenges of mankind in the modern age; low self-esteem, fear and anxiety, emptiness, sadness, and anger, and helps people regain their inner wholeness and cultivate healthy relationships with themselves and with others.
I coach individuals, couples, and managers in organizations, and also provide guidance through my book, articles, and podcast (currently available in Hebrew).
You are welcome to join my mailing list down below to keep up to date with my activities and publications.
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