Reclaim your true voice and purpose
after a lifetime of giving

Sister, can I ask you something?

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Have you ever reached a moment when everything that used to make sense... suddenly didn't anymore?

When you've given so much of yourself—to your family, your work, your community—that somewhere along the way, you got lost?

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You've spent a lifetime being there for everyone else, and now, when the house gets quiet, a question rises inside you that you can't ignore anymore:

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Who am I now?

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Maybe it came after the kids left home and the house felt too quiet. Maybe it showed up after divorce when you realized you'd been someone's wife for so long, you'd forgotten who you were before that ring went on your finger. Maybe it appeared after retirement when people stopped asking your opinion, or after losing someone you loved when the world suddenly felt upside down.

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If you're nodding right now, I want you to know something: that question isn't a sign that something's wrong with you. It's actually a sign that something sacred is trying to be born.

That question is not a problem to solve—it's a sacred invitation. It's the voice of the Wise Woman within you, calling you home to yourself.

 

I know this question intimately. I came into this world as Barbara Jean with a twinkle in my eye—but by fourth grade, that twinkle was gone. Early trauma silenced my voice. I spent decades believing there was something fundamentally wrong with me, giving myself away piece by piece, until I didn't even recognize the woman looking back at me in the mirror.

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But then I discovered ancient Hawaiian wisdom that completely transformed my life. Teachings that showed me how to answer "Who am I now?" in a way that brought me home to myself.

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For over 35 years, I've studied these teachings with Hawaiian elders including Mahealani Kuamo'o Henry, a Kanaka Maoli whose family lineage carried the sacred original teachings for generations until it was time to bring them back out into the world when they are so needed.

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They helped me go from a silenced woman named Barbara Jean to someone whose Hawaiian name, given to me by my Kumu, Kahiliopua Wong-Brentlinger, that  literally means "the warm and comforting voice of the heavens."

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And this transformation is available to you too.

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In this intimate 75-minute virtual gathering, you'll discover:

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• Why "Who am I now?" isn't a problem to solve—it's a sacred invitation to remember who you truly are

• The three keys that transformed my journey from silence to my true voice (and can transform yours too)

• What Aloha really means and how it helps you step into your Wise Woman power in this season of your life

• Practical and doable tools to quiet your inner critic and speak to yourself with love

• How to reclaim your true voice with a renewed purpose for this chapter of your life.

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These aren't just nice ideas. These are practices learned from Hawaiian wisdom keepers, lived by me for decades, and proven to transform lives.

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Workshop Details:

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• Date: Tuesday, Novemer 12, 2024

• Time: 7:00-8:30pm Eastern Time

• Format: Live virtual gathering via Zoom

• Investment: $57 (Early Bird: $44 through November 6th)

• Space: Limited to 16 women for intimate connection

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This workshop is for you if:

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• You're a woman in midlife or beyond asking "Who am I now?"

• You've given so much that you don't recognize yourself anymore

• You're navigating life transitions and searching for solid ground

• You're ready to remember who you truly are beneath all the roles

• You want practical wisdom, not just theory

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What You'll Receive:

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• 90 minutes of live teaching and Hawaiian wisdom

• Connection with other women on this sacred journey

• Practical tools you can use immediatel

• Community support and follow-up resources

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