About Renee

How would you answer these questions?

-Can I survive on my own?
-How do I establish myself in new   situations?
-What do others really know   about me?
-How do I present myself?
-What are the right questions to   ask?

You may have wondered:

-Who am I, really?
-Where do I begin
  where is square 1?
-Where am I now?
-What is my perspective
   about the future?
-Do my words match
  my actions?

Are these some of your concerns:

-What happens if I fail?
-How can I choose well?
-What do I do when fear steps in?
-How do I know this “fits” me?
-Does what I tell others
match what I really believe?

These are questions you might want to ponder:

-How can I manage other people’s   expectations?
-Why should I be the one to   change?
-What are some ways to deal   with people’s reactions?
-What am I responsible for?

How would you answer these questions:

-What do I really value?
-What do I need to move   forward?
-Who can I count on for    support?
-What other changes am I   committed to?
-How can I maximize this   opportunity?

Take time to answer these questions:

- What else do I want to   accomplish?
- Is there anything I would    regret NOT doing if this was    my last day on earth?
- What legacy will I leave for   others?
- What would I do now I    knew I would not fail?


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I’ve spent most of my life straddling the line between what I am expected to do and what I want for myself. I have always held a deep desire to be connected with others and help them do more than dream the impossible dream.

At a very young age I created adventures such as learning to write with a pencil between my toes or finding as many new ways as possible to do an undesirable task. I spent time enjoying fluffy white clouds running across a blue sky and inventing thousands of uses for every day items.

I got my first long-term job in the last few months of High School. It was a part-time sales position I swore would only last 6 months. I knew that I was not ready to go to college right out of High School, so I stayed “just for a little while”.

Still with the same company twenty years- and many opportunities later- I was faced with a decision: What to do now that I have grown up. The company had gone out of business, forcing me to make many unplanned changes. Where had all that time gone?

I graduated college, got married, had two children and bought a home. That’s what people do. But, in my striving to do my best and exceed expectations, I had lost track of who I was. Immersed in the many roles I played-wife, mother, friend, daughter, confidant, leader, entrepreneur, adventurer and more- I lost part of my excitement and joy. I realize as we plod along, it is too easy to lose track of our dreams.

My inspiration for helping others to discover a fulfilling life earlier in the process came from watching my mom, a widow, raising 7 kids on her own without working. She amazingly found ways to stretch insurance money for over 25 years! Having dropped out of High School at 16 to work in a department store until she married a few years later, she wrestled with the thought of going back to work at age 50.

She received her GED and went back to work when her youngest reached middle school. She fulfilled one of her biggest dreams and began to live a life she loved. As I watched her get out of her comfort zone, she became an amazing woman! I always wonder what any of us could achieve if we learned how to be “uncomfortable” a bit earlier in life.

Cultivating Change is built around guiding clients toward living their purpose earlier in life and not waiting to realize their potential for unending bliss. It does take hard work; but when you are working hard towards something you truly enjoy, the effort is deeply worth it.

The most important lessons I have learned include:
You must believe in yourself before others will.
Your mindset is your greatest asset.
You achieve what you believe---good or bad.
People respond to the messages you send out. If you don’t like what you are attracting, change your message.
Life is a series of choices, defined only by your sense of reality.

My experience, knowledge and life journey have led me to work with clients who:
Want to celebrate life every day and have fun doing so.
Are truly eager to dream bigger and take action toward those dreams.
Are only afraid of repeating history, NOT of writing it!
Believe that actions must match their intentions.
Know that life has a purpose and are ready to discover what their purpose is, starting today.

If you believe the impossible, the incredible can come true. Field Of Dreams, 1989

Cultivating Change

It’s time to rediscover how to get from thought to action. Change old behavior patterns and release your POWER!

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