In this compelling episode of "Life is a Circus," host Stacy Yardley peels back the curtain on her childhood experiences, revealing the pressures of dance competitions and the intense desires to meet expectations that shaped her early years. She dives deep into the significance of owning our stories and how this self acceptance and self worth is crucial for personal power and self mastery. Tune in to discover how Stacy’s past illuminated her path to the circus and beyond, and find out how embracing your own story could be the key to unlocking your potential. This episode is an invitation to reflect, embrace, and transform with Stacy as your guide.

Other episodes of Life Is A Circus referenced-

Episode 2 - The Adventure Begins: Navigating the Space Between Fear and Courage

Stacy Yardley is a Certified Life Coach and Transformation Catalyst specializing in guiding women in business to create more joy, self fulfillment, and satisfied life. Her work includes working with high performance women to create better boundaries, release perfectionism and breakthrough imposter syndrome through self mastery. Drawing from her experience as a former professional circus showgirl, Stacy is passionate about empowering individuals to realize their dreams and unlock their inner potential. Through empathy and intuitive guidance, Stacy helps women harness their personal power to achieve greater well-being and thrive in all aspects of their lives. Based in Vancouver, WA, Stacy enjoys exploring hiking trails, preparing fresh vegan meals, and cherishing moments with loved ones in her free time.

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