Denise Hansard

Women are fantastic at being everything for everyone but themselves.

We can bend and morph into anything someone else needs.

And all the while, we feel we still aren’t enough. Guilt, shame and consequential people-pleasing are constant.

I know this because…

As a teenager, I was a people-pleaser, constantly doing things to fit in and be liked. I was a consummate overachiever. Basketball player, cheerleader, annual staff president, Beta Club president, Future Homemaker of America (HAHA, that one still cracks me up), Drama club, etc. Name a club or activity and I was a part of it.

In corporate, I was a pretender. I pretended I loved my job (climbing the corporate ladder), that I traveled to far away countries exploring the world (only seeing the inside of hotel rooms and airports) and got paid really well (even though I was exhausted and couldn’t enjoy the money).

But I broke free.

It wasn’t pretty or clean. But I did it.

I started with how I truly felt, felt it fully, and moved on to deciding what I really wanted.

It was a process that included hysterical sobbing — and laughing. I won’t tell you it was quick either. But it was so worth it.

It’s what led me here, helping women just like you, like I used to be.

Today, I’m a master mindset coach who is incredibly Intuitive. I have a profound ability to tap into the essence of who you are, knowing how to crack open your shell so you can become even more than you imagined.

I see you. I hear you. And I give you YOUR gifts, the ones you forgot you even had.

If you feel a yearning for something more, struggling with your purpose or using your voice, I can help.

Reach out.

Let’s Get Personal

I’m an avid reader, and there’s no specific genre that escapes my bookshelf — romance, mysteries, crime, and even psychological horror. Oddly enough, the one genre that doesn’t quite do it for me is self-development books. Bet that caught you by surprise!

When I’m not lost in the pages of a book, you’ll find me out in nature, taking serene walks or bonding with horses. There’s something about these gentle giants that I find incredibly soothing; it’s a love affair with animals in general.

Oh, and here’s a little insight into my life’s journey — I’ve already taken the plunge into the “What’s Next” phase. I’m currently chasing my dream of becoming a novelist. In fact, I’ve already made significant progress with a draft that spans around 85,000 words in the realm of women’s fiction. Given my knack for manifesting, there are not one but two sequels already swirling in the creative mix. Life’s an adventure, and I’m here for every page of it!