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I wrote about my love of the Gene Keys a few months ago. My passion and commitment to this work have deepened beyond my wildest imagination. My curiosity has me playing with this material for hours each day. The Gene Keys, created by Richard Rudd, is a universal language comprising 64 genetic archetypes. This teaching has allowed me to re-envision myself and recreate my life in a way I couldn’t imagine.

It is what I do. I help people find clarity. I love clarity because it is simple. It is like opening a kitchen drawer, seeing all the contents, and grabbing what you need. I understand what gets in the way of clarity. It is overthinking. Overthinking is like stuffing so much stuff into a drawer and then never finding what you want.

I am an aliveness that exists in everything, white hydrangeas, my dog, the ocean and my fellow human beings. I can’t see this energy because it is invisible. When my mind quiets down and I let go of my concepts I feel this energy. I feel the peace, beauty and well being in me. It is like my light turns on and I radiate the energy beaming through me. I walk around with a smile on my face for no reason other than being alive.

What I love about this place is it reminds me of my wild nature. The unpredictable, unique human being that I am. When I work with my clients I love to find what is unique and wild about them. Working with the Gene Keys has allowed me to clearly see this with each client. The Gene Keys is a synthesis of wisdom that guides people to a deeper understanding of themselves and their true potential. With each person I work with I feel like I am opening a boutique store. The kind of store you walk into because you already know everything in it is unique and beautiful. To be our true wild self can be challenging in a culture that produces strip malls of the same big box stores. Yet to open up to our true nature it is like a breath of fresh air. It is like watching pelicans dive bomb into the ocean to catch a fish. Or seeing a whale breach from the water. It takes my breath away.

The gift of every relationship is the opportunity to transform our pain. When clients are struggling with someone else, I know that they have a part of themselves that is hurting that the other person has touched. Once the person can be with their own pain, the relationship transforms.

They see the beauty and care that lives in each member. They could see the strong spirit of one of their teammates willing to pursue what she wants, another's tender heart over the loss of colleagues and the vulnerability of their boss as she learned she could set clearer boundaries. When people feel safe and heard they do better together.