About Spiritual Imprint

I grew up in an environment where work was valued and fun was considered a bad thing. I worked hard in school and became the first person in my family to attend college. No stranger to work and having workaholic tendencies, I got lost in what I thought I was supposed to do. Work. I spent the majority of my career in jobs I excelled at, but rarely enjoyed.

I forgot what I liked or wanted to do because I was always working. It took a toll on me physically, spiritually, and emotionally. Something had to change.

I knew I could create something much more rewarding for myself, with the added benefit of becoming a better example for my family, friends, and clients. This blog, Spiritual ImprintUnveiling Our Entirety, is my journal. It documents what I’ve learned while working on unveiling my entirety, which offer clues to uncovering a Spiritual Imprint. I refer to this process of self-discovery as “The Work” because of a vivid meditation I experienced about it (read about it in Getting to Lights in My Life).