01/09/2026
There’s a certain kind of woman who finds herself here.
You don’t always know what you want—but you can tell exactly what everyone else needs.
You sense the shift in the room before anyone speaks.
Anticipating, adjusting, accommodating so that there’s always peace..
The peacekeeper, the caretaker, the provider, the powerhouse-you nail all the roles
But somewhere along the way, you start to disappear.
You shrink a little more over time—feeling disconnected, alone, a bit numb…yet also buzzing with anxiety beneath the surface.
Life begins to feel like it’s on autopilot.
You move through routines, responsibilities, and achievements—checking boxes, taking care of everyone and everything—without much presence or energy left for yourself.
And slowly, quietly… you fade.
If you’re honest, it’s hard to tell where you end and another person begins.
That’s probably true in your work, in the many hats you wear,
and in the way you move through your relationships.
You don’t really know what you need anymore.
Your desires feel distant.
And saying “I don’t know what I want” feels embarrassing—
especially because you’ve spent your whole life knowing what everyone else wants so effortlessly.
And maybe… you used to know.
You are a giver, a lover and a woman who cares deeply
You are a powerhouse and a woman who can take care of business
But what if your nervous system learned to feel safe in a different way?
What if you didn’t have to abandon yourself in order to stay connected?
What if you could keep your sensitivity, your care, your high-achieving nature—the parts of you that make you you—and also feel connected to your own needs, your desires, your body?
What if being deeply attuned to others didn’t mean being so disconnected from yourself?
This is the heart of the Wildly Well Woman. Not becoming less caring or less capable, but learning how to be regulated, embodied, and self-led so you can show up with the same depth, heart, and fullness—without losing yourself in the process
With love,
Amyee