FREE Live Webinar for Women
How to Love Yourself More
With Vickie Falcone, M.A. | Soul-Centered Relationship Coach
Most of us women have been bombarded with the message,
"You just need to love yourself more!
Sound like great advice, but what does that mean?
And how would you even begin?
The great news is...there are are both practical steps and spiritual solutions that work to help you start to LOVE YOU.
When you start to shift into more self-love, everything changes. Your self-esteem improves and along with it your work life, your health, and your relationships.
Join me for my next LIVE webinar and learn what it takes to start to really love yourself!
FREE LIVE Video Workshop
Tuesday, November 2, 2021
6:00 PM Pacific/9:00 PM Eastern
Register for this live webinar with Vickie where you will learn:
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The 5 ways we withhold love from ourselves and how to stop
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How to move from self-judgment to self-acceptance
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The powerful, invisible force working in nearly every woman's life that blocks self-love
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How to stop abandoning yourself...in your life and in your relationships
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A spiritual solution to loving yourself more
About Vickie Falcone, M.A.
Soul-Centered Relationship Coach, Keynote Speaker and Author
Vickie works with couples who want a more connected, loving relationship and spiritual women who want to attract a soulmate. She is a seasoned life coach, keynote speaker, and author who uses her unique combination of skills and experience to help people create lasting transformation. She conducts programs around the country and works one-on-one with people to help them improve their relationships with themselves and others.
She is the author of the book Buddha Never Raised Kids and Jesus Didn’t Drive Carpool: Seven Principles for Parenting with Soul and the Dating on Higher Ground and Parenting That Works! courses.
She has appeared on CNN Headline News, in Parents Magazine, Science of Mind Magazine, the Chicago Tribune and more.
She considers her biggest success to be the deeply-connected and fulfilling relationships she has created with her children and her husband, Paul.
