Katie Stolp - Master Coach

Don’t let your past get in the way of your future.

You don’t need a new past; you just need a new relationship with it.

Try this: look at the facts of your past, not your interpretations. Just the plain facts. The things everyone would agree are true.

Then ask: What story do I want to tell about those facts?

If your story is that you’re damaged or broken, that belief system will quietly shape your future.

We can learn and grow from our past, but we don’t have to define ourselves by it.

Maybe your new story is one of courage, strength, redemption, learning in real time, or becoming.

Look at what you have survived. Look at how far you’ve come.

Make sure your story about your past is serving you presently. A coach can help 💛