The Art of Being Unapologetically You (Without Burning Out)

YOU’RE INVITED to a free masterclass for people who are f*cking tired...but still showing up.

Let’s cut the crap, you’ve been over-functioning, over-giving, and over it, for years.

You’ve made a career out of being resilient... but let’s be real, you’re exhausted.

This is not about self-help. It’s about self-respect.

This is the reset you didn’t know you needed, for your nervous system, your identity, and your boundaries.

What to Expect:

The Art of Being Unapologetically You is a 60-minute power session led by Felicia Djamirze Author of Accessory, Advocate, Trauma therapist, rebel with a cause, and founder of Neuro Vitality & The Trauma Recovery Network.

Felicia combines lived experience, evidence-backed strategies, and a no-bullshit approach to help people lead with authenticity and purpose, hold boundaries like a boss, and stop abandoning themselves.

What to expect, in one hour, you’ll learn how to:

Ditch the burnout cycle

Shift from people pleaser to boundary-setting badass

Regulate your nervous system naturally, even when life’s on fire

Lead with purpose and authenticity

Take back your time, your energy, and your damn self

This is where we rewrite the rules.

Where survival mode ends, and your real self begins.

IF THIS IS YOU, THEN THIS IS FOR YOU...

If you keep whingeing about the same cycle but doing nothing different, you’re not stuck, you’re scared. Let’s change that.

If overwhelm is your baseline, it’s time to stop surviving and start learning how to regulate your nervous system.

If procrastination is running the show, let’s call it what it is: avoidance dressed up as perfectionism.

If your to-do list is a monster and your brain’s fried, it’s time to stop managing tasks and start managing your boundaries.

If you’re carrying too much, for too many, and calling it ‘just how life is’, then it’s time to finally choose you.

Come as you are and leave a little more you.

RSVP if you weren’t built to behave you were built to break cycles