Living Worthy, Leading Whole

My Journey to Living Worthy, Leading Whole

Mounting up wings like eagles

For years, I lived in fragments.

Pieces of me were shaped by survival—by expectations, by silence, by the need to be strong even when I felt anything but. I wore roles like armor: teacher, leader, helper, fixer. But beneath it all, I was asking a question I didn’t know how to voice:

Who am I, really?

The journey to wholeness didn’t begin with answers. It began with grief. With letting go of identities that were handed to me but never truly mine. With sitting in the quiet and listening—not to the world, but to the whisper of my own soul.

I had to unlearn the belief that worth was something earned.

I had to confront the stories I’d internalized—about power, about womanhood, about being “too much” or “not enough.”

I had to find the courage to stop performing and start becoming.

Healing wasn’t linear. It was messy, sacred, and deeply personal.

It came through writing, through teaching, through community.

It came through moments of solitude and through the voices of women who reminded me: You are not alone.

And slowly, I began to live worthy.

Not because I had arrived, but because I chose to show up—whole, imperfect, and true.

Living Worthy, Leading Whole is the course I wish I’d had when I was searching for myself.

It’s a space for women who are ready to reclaim their voice, rewrite their story, and lead from a place of emotional truth.

It’s not about perfection—it’s about presence.

It’s not about power—it’s about purpose.

If you’re reading this and something stirs in you, I invite you to join me.

Not just in a class, but in a movement.

A rising.

A return.

You are worthy.

You are whole.

You are ready.

-Miss Anyta