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Amanda Hess Coaching

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Published 11 days ago • 1 min read

Hey there, Reader!

How many hours did you spend doing something just for you last week?

Not for work. Not for your kids. Not for anyone else. Just you, your body, your heart, your nervous system.

Hit reply and let me know the number. I'm asking because I want to get a sense of how the women on this list are actually living… not just what we should be doing, but what’s really happening.

Talk soon,
Amanda 🌸

PS If your answer is close to zero, please know you're not alone. This is exactly the kind of thing we work on inside the Love Yourself No Matter What membership. If you're curious what it's like, you can still try your first week for free (no credit card required): FIND OUT MORE​

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Amanda Hess Coaching

Life Coach for neurodivergent women who want to start controlling their thoughts and get rid of anxiety

I specialize in helping neurodivergent women control their thoughts & anxiety

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