Taking the Leap

I was that kid in elementary, middle and high school to whom other girls came to for support and guidance. I was that young adult who listened to friends and gently offered advice (usually over cocktails or coffee!). I was the business consultant who was a leader and a mentor to peers and newbies.


I became an instant mother of three beautiful daughters. I was their mother in place of one who couldn’t be, and their mentor. And soon a fourth blessing was gifted to me through birth.


I became an entrepreneur, teaching and helping others achieve their marketing goals through my other baby, Wordflirt®. I branched out with my best friend, Karen to start a wellness website so we could teach others about the benefits of CBD through our marketing and our workshops.


A Leap of Faith


I have a lifetime of listening, guiding and supporting women of all ages in one form or another. What I didn’t know, is that all along, I was…well, a coach.


The word “coach” used to make me think of sports, as it does for many. I picture the character Coach Mickey spitting and screaming with a red face, fists pumping, at Rocky as he boxed his way through obstacles to victory. Yep, that’s what I used to think a coach was.


About twelve years ago, I was introduced to the concept of a business coach. For where I was in my work with Wordflirt®, I was hungry for someone to guide me to my goals. I was willing to do all the work but I wanted an experienced entrepreneur to tell me what to do to get there. I was, in essence, the ideal student. I had a mixed experience, but I did learn a lot in the process. And mostly, I got to be a part of the process from the other side.


In the past decade, I’ve worked with a number of women, informally and formally coaching them to improve their lives, build their businesses and learn about the Law of Attraction. It was “hobby” work that I found deeply fulfilling. And the feedback from them was very positive.


I always told myself that “someday” I’ll actually declare myself a coach and I’ll be able to help tons of women achieve their goals, their mindset and their greatness. It was a dream.


Well, today, friends, that dream is here. I’m taking a leap of faith, backed by a lifetime of experience, outstanding training and a big, huge heart full of compassion and love for my fellow sisters.


Am I nervous? Yes. Am I scare? Hell, yes! But I also know from the tip of my head to the soles of my feet that I MUST do it and I must do it now.


So – it is with excitement, trepidation, and joy that I can now officially say…


I AM A COACH!


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Dancing in the Rain

By Claudia Loens • September 10, 2021
When was the last time you danced in the rain…or have you ever? Twice in the last two weeks, I threw my arms up open wide and twirled in the rain. Both were beautifully warm summer showers and it felt amazing! What I noticed about myself when I did this, was that all-consuming feeling of gratitude, the power of the universe and…surrender. Yes, surrender. I took long deep breaths as I held my face to the rain and let it take me. Wow – was it cool!

How to Write Your Future into Existence

By Claudia Loens • July 27, 2021
One of my favorite manifestation tools is writing a detailed description of my vision. I’ve used this technique to attract major changes into my life (my husband, our dream home) and minor changes (new wardrobe, new job, a car). Perhaps it’s because I’m a writer with a deep passion for words and all their meaning, but this is a very easy way for me to design my life. Want to design and attract something in your life? Here are the steps you can use to write your future into existence:
How I attracted my ideal partner through law of attraction

How I attracted my Ideal Partner Through Law of Attraction

By Claudia Loens • June 15, 2021
After a disappointing first attempt at marriage, followed by a dysfunctional relationship, I went to counseling in my early thirties. I was determined not to repeat the patterns I’d had before. The one thing that I knew without a doubt, was that I NEEDED to be a mother. Being an auntie to all my nieces and nephew and all of my girlfriends’ kids, I knew I wanted my own. I even thought about adopting or using medical means to get pregnant. I had a deadline for myself of the age of 40, which was quickly approaching. Still, I had faith. One of my closest friends, Annie, once said to me “Claudia, when you meet HIM, your WHOLE life is going to change!” I didn’t believe her, but I hoped… Enter Eddie.