Sometimes the best investment is investing in what you already have and using it new ways that call in your future self.

I hired the incomparable “wardrobe witch” Jennifer Butler to go through my closet and coach me on how to wear what I have, and cull what no longer works.

Such a great metaphor for what life coaches do, right?

35 outfits total. Here are a few of my favorites. (We wore masks the whole time, of course, except I’d slip mine off and hold my breath for photos.) Continue reading »

Would you like to create fast change? Here’s how: make space for what you want! Every time you settle, you are telling the universe that “this is good enough,” and you are telling yourself, “I don’t deserve better.” If that’s your message, of course you’ll keep getting more of the same! When you’re life is full of settling for less, you aren’t leaving room for what you really want. Continue reading »

When I first became a coach I was really concerned about being taken seriously, sounding professional, and not looking like a freak… and I could see the other person’s EYES GLAZE OVER before they started scanning the room for someone more interesting. I can’t begin to tell you how annoying that is.

Then one day, years ago, I stood up at a large networking meeting of high powered female entrepreneurs, pulled out a magic wand… Continue reading »

International Energy Coach to 7-figure Multi-level Marketers Jenn Poulson needed her own coach, to take her life and business to the next level, so she went with Morgana to Bali Continue reading »

Dan Hanneman: how can healers and other spiritual entrepreneurs best address their feeling like they should charge less to help more people?

Morgana Rae: I understand that tension so well! I face it daily! My desire to save the world and give everything away for free, versus my knowledge that doing this will burn me out so that I won’t be able to serve anybody. It’s also really hard to save the world if you can’t eat or pay your rent! Continue reading »

This question came up on a coaches forum I like to contribute to, and I know this’ll apply to a lot of my readers…
“How do I cope with no-show clients? A new client hasn’t shown up for two of the four sessions we contracted. Each time she follows up with really apologetic emails, begging me not to give up on her…,” the life coach asked.

Here’s my response: Continue reading »