Have you ever wondered why, no matter how hard you work, it feels like your business just won’t break through to the next level?

Or, why you keep hitting a wall when it comes to attracting high-value clients, growing your visibility, or earning the income you deserve?

For many female founders and women in business, these struggles stem from a deeply rooted issue: the worthiness wound.

What Is the Worthiness Wound?

The worthiness wound is a persistent feeling that you’re “not enough” or don’t quite deserve more—more money, more respect, more opportunities. It lurks quietly, even for ambitious women, impacting self-esteem and business performance. This invisible block leads many brilliant businesswomen to undercharge, overextend themselves, or hesitate to put their ventures in the spotlight.

A Trauma-Informed Approach:

Where Does Self-Worth Struggle Begin?

Through a trauma-informed lens, the worthiness wound often develops from early-life experience