Sheila Delaney
Catalyst and agitator, shaking up what you think you know in favor of reclaiming your agency and expression.
coaching | group experiences | speaking | teaching
You, as your own best ally -
at work, at home, at play. You’ve earned this.
You are an Awakened Catalyst when you are aligned with the wisdom you have earned and the resourcefulness you are mature enough to access, when you live and lead in a new way. Old ideas take on new meaning.
Mid-life has a way of shaking you awake and calling you further up and further into your most
authentic and powerful influence.
This authentic presence serves you at work and in life, through these next stages:
as you meet what the world throws at you with your own clarity and authority;
as you reclaim and reframe your beliefs and stories;
as you embody what you want to create in the world with a whole lot less to prove than you once had.
Awakened Catalyst is the path to loving yourself back to life, your way.
Consider:
Do you feel a disconnect between your outer success and the satisfaction your derive from it?
Have you hit the stage where you are sure there has to be more to this one beautiful life?
Do you wonder how your experiences, lessons, growth all weave together and what comes next?
You were made for this.
A great dismantling has already happened:
Equip yourself with radical new tools and embrace your own aliveness.
Ignite your unique voice and feel more life move through you.
You are worthy of your dreams.
You matter more than you think.
It begins with you doing your own life with more vitality, more curiosity, more joy, more courage.
And then you lead.
coaching | group experiences | keynotes
"There is a whole new way available to us. More of us are ready to examine the throughline of our experiences and reclaim the stories that shaped our systems and ourselves. We weren't before. Our dissatisfaction and fatigue and numbness and frustration are finally being viewed as signs that are pointing to the end of the old and a new way of relating and leading. It’s time.”
- Sheila Delaney