When was the last time that you really felt in all of your own life? Not grateful because you should be,

but that kind of deep breath-catching all that makes you whisper, wow, I can't believe I get to be here.

Most women I know, we aren't missing motivation. Do you know what we're missing? Wonder. We've become so good at managing life

that we've forgotten how to be moved by it. We know how to plan and organize and optimize,

but somewhere in all of that effort, we have lost the art of amazement. And here's the truth.

When you lose your sense of wonder, you also lose your

connection to magic, that spiritual energy inside you that makes everything more lighter, more

possible, more alive. Without that, creating the life you want starts to feel like

forcing instead of flowing.

Welcome to the School of Self Image, where our motto is simple.

Elevate your self-image, elevate your life.

I'm Tanya Lee, your hostess, and I'll guide you to become the woman who doesn't just dream bigger.

She lives bigger.

Let's dive in.

Hello, friends, and welcome to this episode.

Before I ever became a coach, I was a critical care nurse. I was actually a nurse for 15 years.

And I can tell you, there's something sacred about being with people at the end of their lives. In those final moments, something beautiful typically happens. The fear, the control,

the striving, it all falls away. And what's left is just pure wonder. I've seen people stare at the light coming through a

hospital window and whisper, wow, it's so beautiful out there. Even this year, when my father was dying,

I saw it again. The closer he came to the end, the more in awe he became.

It was as if he returned at this, like, I don't know, childlike state where he was curious and calm and completely present.

In fact, I'll never forget, a week before he passed, I was sitting beside his bed, holding his hand, and he looked at me and he said, I'll never

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