Blog Posts For Our Practitioner Community

It’s been almost four-and-a-half years since I wrote a ‘practitioners’ blog post.

I know that many of you are on my main newsletter/blog, so you may have some sense of what I’ve been up to. I’m still going strong with my Hashimoto’s and alopecia coaching practice, but man, there’s been so much more going on for me both personally and professionally.

The short story is:

• I got divorced.
• In early 2020, pre-Covid “walked out on the plank” with a bombshell article about mandated “medicine” and things have never been the same for my health coaching practice.
• I became a reluctant activist and started a new organization (actually, two new organizations).
• Because of my activism and the utter devastation that the C jabs are inflicting on so many people, I was getting burnt out on coaching. I tried to step away, at least somewhat, but I got (happily) pulled back in. (Although I tend to burn the candle at both ends with my business and my politicking—I know, not good.)

[See the end of this post for a link to a podcast interview where I go into more depth on all of this.]

So…

I’m divorced. I don’t know what else to say, other than I’m happy, free, and walking in the purpose that God intends for my life. The decision was made in the midst of the ongoing trauma of our nice Minneapolis neighborhood having a bomb dropped on it post-George Floyd. The unmarked vans roaming our streets, black helicopters hovering, and stabbings and carjackings in the middle of the day went on for weeks and weeks. The summer of 2020 suuuuucked.

That September, I bought a house just outside of Minneapolis and although the economy hasn’t been great, I’ve continued to very comfortably support my daughter and myself with the income from my health coaching business.

As some of you know, I spoke out against V mandates in January of 2020, before anyone knew what Covid was. My exposé (a tome, sorry not sorry) on government and big pharma collusion has been hailed as epic, a profound act of bravery, and magnum opus. It went viral and my life has never been the same—in all the best ways. In fact, instead of my business being “destroyed” like so many thought it would, it doubled.

I’ve traveled to a lot of health freedom conferences over the last two-plus years and I’m now connected with some of the most amazing people I’ve ever met—freedom fighters who are now close friends and who I feel like I’ve known my whole life.

Many of the things that I starting talking about in the summer of 2019 (yes, many months before Covid hit) came to pass, like V mandates, V passports, lockdowns, contact tracing, and loss of employment and family division due to refusal of jabs.

I knew what was coming—I could see the landscape plain as day. I just didn’t know it would come as quickly as it did.

“An activist is someone who cannot help but fight for something. That person is not usually motivated by a need for power or money or fame, but in fact is driven slightly mad by some injustice, some cruelty, some unfairness, so much so that he or she is compelled by some internal moral engine to act to make it better.” - Eve Ensler

Everyone has their views on the last three years, but if you’re someone who:

• Has posted selfies taking it in the arm, encouraging and pressuring others to do the same
• Has shamed and ostracized people for practicing their God-given bodily autonomy
• Believes in V mandates/forcible injections

…I’m going to respectfully ask that you to stop reading here and move on. This community is not for you.

As I’ve said many times, what I’ve witnessed from the “holistic” health community the last couple of years devastated me well beyond the dissolution of my marriage. The hypocrisy and bullying—from some I considered friends and colleagues—has been nothing short of shocking and profound cognitive dissonance.

As one doctor who I’d formerly respected and have quoted a few times said on her Instagram page, “If you don’t get this V, you’re an asshole.” (To which she received quite the lashing.)

As I said in this article, “Otherwise rational and grounded people, including some of my closest colleagues, seem to be thinking with their amygdala instead of their frontal cortex: wearing masks while alone in the car, shaming grandparents for hugging their grandchildren, and accusing thought leaders who are optimistic about coronavirus recovery rates of being ‘dangerous,’ ‘narcissistic,’ ‘selfish,’ and “misinformed.’” 

Trust me, there are a lot of critically thinking practitioners who are anti-mandate. And so many of them reached out to me after I published, including doctors, nurses, health coaches, massage therapists, and chiropractors asking, “Where did you get the guts to do this? I want to speak out on this, but I’m terrified.”

So I started Coaches for Health Freedom to support practitioners in harnessing their bravery, speaking their truth, and “flexing their God courage,” a phrase often spoken by my friend, Kevin Jenkins, who’s on my CHF Advisory Council and who has personally congratulated me for “stepping out on the plank.”

I can’t believe that I haven’t reached out to this community to invite you to lock arms with us to fight for bodily autonomy, so consider this your invitation (if you’ve read this far). We’d love to have you and you can sign up for my Coaches for Health Freedom newsletters here. If you’re health freedom-minded and consider bodily autonomy sacred, please join us because I have something huge to share with you very soon. #forsuchatimeasthis

CHF takes no money and I do semi-regular group Zoom support calls and I also schedule 1:1 conversations with practitioners who are busting at the seams about what’s going on and want to pick my brain about my experience as an outspoken health freedom advocate.

My other new organization is Good Trouble Parents. (But know that I’m changing the name of the organization, as Good Trouble Parents was branded as an antidote to Good Trouble Principals, a Twin Cities collective of “woke” school leaders who are indoctrinating our children with a racist CRT agenda (and other anti-family curricula). While their Instagram page is still live, the Good Trouble Principals website has been taken down. “Good trouble” was coined by John Lewis and I’ve taken some heat for quoting him and using his image. My name feels less appropriate with Good Trouble Principals having removed their web presence.)

It may seem like I’m doing a lot. And I am, but my missions are one big swirl. It’s all about control.

Here’s my infographic showing how this is all enmeshed >

And yes, I’d like to write a couple more books. My bestselling Essential Thyroid Cookbook continues to go strong and I’m so grateful. I do feel like I have at least one more book in me, but the timing isn’t right…yet. 

Thanks for reading this far. And I won’t let another four years go by without another Practitioners post. 

You can check out one of my most personal interviews, where I expand on much of this. It’s #2: Net Positive Gains Floweth from Heeding Instinct and Speaking Truth.

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Website podcast page

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