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Coming into your first free insight session with intention sets the foundation for meaningful growth, whether you’re seeking personal clarity or professional direction.

The format is intentionally open-ended, allowing you the freedom to speak honestly, without fear of being judged or pushed toward a specific outcome.

To make the most of this opportunity, it helps to approach it with intention and openness.

Take a moment to consider the reasons behind your decision to attend.

Do you feel paralyzed by choices at work?

Do you feel lost about where to go from here?

Do you want to better understand your motivations or values?

Jot down whatever comes to mind in the hours leading up to your meeting.

Think of these as mental breadcrumbs, not a final report.

Having something written down can ease the pressure of speaking from memory.

Consider what outcomes you hope to achieve.

It’s okay to be uncertain—this is not a test of knowledge.

The aim is to open doors, not to force solutions.

Ask yourself what kind of insight would be most helpful right now.

Would a fresh perspective shift how you feel about your choices?

A clearer sense of direction?

Would feeling more assured about yourself be the breakthrough you’re seeking?

Sometimes, just naming a feeling is enough to start the process.

Do certain behaviors or reactions keep showing up?

Has what’s holding you back felt familiar for bellen medium years?

What situations cause you to avoid speaking up or taking action?

The facilitator can help you see what you’ve been too close to notice.

You don’t need to have all the explanations—just the awareness that something is recurring can open the door to deeper understanding.

Let go of the need to sound "right" or "logical."

Growth begins where safety meets honesty.

You are not being evaluated.

They hold space so you can hear your own wisdom.

If you’re unsure how to begin, simply say so.

Bring curiosity, not expectations.

It’s natural to hope for a breakthrough, but forcing an outcome can sometimes create resistance.

Sometimes, small shifts lead to big changes.

Be willing to hear things that surprise you.

The answer you seek might arrive disguised as a question.

Your environment shapes your inner state.

If the session is virtual, test your technology ahead of time.

Use those minutes to center your thoughts.

Show up with your whole self, not just your thoughts.

This is not a luxury—it’s an essential act of self-respect.

Feeling confused, numb, overwhelmed, or even indifferent is completely normal.

Don’t underestimate the power of being truly listened to.

After the session, take some time to reflect on what was said.

Writing your reflections deepens what you heard.

You might find that the real value of the session unfolds over the next day or two as your mind continues to process what you’ve heard.

You’re not being examined—you’re being supported.

Show up as you are, and let the process unfold naturally.