Purpose Breakthrough with Nicole Tsong

Join us for a 60-minute live event where you’ll discover exactly how to master intuitive communication patterns, own your voice, and step into a purposeful life (and release the perfectionist pressure valve for good). In this exclusive TAA session with work-life balance expert Nicole Tsong, you’ll learn the exact step-by-step to the Life’s Purpose Formula to own your voice and leverage it to step into your purposeful life.

In this workshop, you’ll learn —

• The EXACT way to start your day every day to stay clear on your calling (stop getting waylaid by unexpected challenges.)
• A step-by-step system to shatter the cultural blocks stopping you from owning your voice.
• The 1-step system to shift out of perfectionism and people-pleasing so you can discover WHY you are here A precise formula to help you finally discover your purpose (never get derailed again)

Step into a powerful new understanding of your purpose. Grab your seat today and you’ll get free access to Nicole’s training, The 5-Hour Workday System, PLUS first access to her Intuition Blindspot Quiz!

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BIO

Nicole Tsong is a Taiwanese-American former journalist turned podcast host and best selling author. The founder of Nicole Tsong Coaching and the School of Self-Worth podcast, she helps Asian-American women leaders work 5-hour days, get recognized and master intuitive decision-making so they break through the ceiling. An award winning-journalist, she reached hundreds of thousands of readers as the former Fit for Life columnist for The Seattle Times. For 3 years, she taught yoga at the White House Easter Egg Roll during the Obama administration. She has been featured on national TV show The List, as well as TV stations in Washington D.C., Seattle, Sacramento and Honolulu. Nicole is the author of three books, including the bestselling “24 Ways to Move More” and is currently at work on her fourth. She previously served as the chair of the board for nonprofit Yoga Behind Bars, and has been a featured speaker for Seagen, Abbott, Seattle Public Library and the King County Library System.