When we got stay-home orders and the online space overflowed with voices offering support, my own voice felt the need to go SILENT.

And so did Empowerment Coach Shawnrey Notto’s.

Yet, as a leader, she felt the pressure to stand up and be out there for her people.

For fifteen years, Shawnrey has used her roles as coach, speaker, professional dancer-choroegrapher, yoga instructor, emcee, and facilitator to create transformative experiences where women discover gifts and power they never thought they had, or thought they had lost forever.

Her love is helping leaders tap into their sensual selves to be more embodied.

…AND she instinctively knew what she needed was to be quiet and go inward before speaking out publicly.

She could have judged that feeling or felt guilty. (I certainly did.) But she used her own work and connection to her message to give herself introvert time to come back to herself.

…When, finally, she emerged from her cocoon, ready to use her voice, she intuitively knew what she needed to do to serve her people.

Listen in to hear Shawnrey’s story.

This is the first of a new #HowIMessenger podcast series. It’s my hope that hearing how other Messengers are coping with what’s going on and how it’s affecting them using their voices will help YOU stop beating yourself up and remain inspired, empowered to take action, and not feeling alone.

Deeper support from me:

• What’s your Messenger Archetype? Take the quiz.

• In this time of home-isolation, the digital relationships you build with your people are even MORE important. As a Copywriter + Messaging Expert, I craft copy that makes your dream clients feel SEEN and conveys the true value and impact of your work so that it moves them to sign up. Interested? I’d love to chat.

Shawnrey’s Links:

• Wake, Shake, & Elevate
• Shawnrey’s Website
• Shawnrey’s Instagram

What’s your struggle or celebration with using your voice during these uncertain times? Let me know in the comments over on Instagram.

Warmth,
Adria