Business Coach 🚀 I Help Coaches, Consultants, SME & Entrepreneurs to Grow Their Bizz Online 🌟🎙📞💰| Personal Growth Coach💎 | TEDx Speaker 🎤| LinkedIn Wonder Woman 🦸‍♀️ | AI Enthusiast | Visit LHMAcademia.com

COACHES, CONSULTANTS, ENTREPRENEURS & BUSINESS OWNERS:

If you want to grow your business and freedom by focusing on these three essential pillars, I’m here to help you:

1. Visibility:
Build your authentic purpose and reputation-based personal brand, expand your network, and leverage LinkedIn and media to attract your ideal clients with ease.

2. Business Model:
Define your personal purpose and unique value proposition, segment your customers clearly, and create multiple revenue streams that work for you.

3. Technology & Scale:
Develop systems, high-converting funnels, professional websites, scalable e-learning platforms, and publish your book to amplify your reach and impact.

EVENT ORGANIZERS, COMPANIES & GROUPS:
Looking for an expert keynote speaker to inspire and educate your audience on:

► LinkedIn as the ultimate gold mine for business growth
► Entrepreneurship and high-performance business modeling
► Building personal brands and authentic influence
► Strategies for achieving exceptional results and leadership

Let’s connect!
Book your free 15-minute clarity call here:
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Hi, I’m Catherine :)
Conscious Business and Personal Growth Strategist | Keynote Speaker | Bestselling Author

I empower passionate entrepreneurs, coaches, and visionaries worldwide to create freedom by doing what they love — through strategic personal branding, cutting-edge business modeling, and scalable technology.

My clients have worked with global giants like Forbes, BMW, Pepsi, Lufthansa, IBM, Bank of America, HuffPost, Mindvalley, TEDx, and many more.

What makes me unique (besides my smile 😁)? I’m a proud MENSA member (IQ > 156). I had the pleasure of being part of the Forbes Coaches Council, UN Women Expo, Cartier Red Box, and the Goldman Sachs 10K Women.

Recognitions include:
Top 30 Under 30
Top 20 Global Thought Leaders – Future of Work
Top 150 Women Leaders
Top 100 B2B Thought Leaders (4x)

With 20+ years in entrepreneurship, IT, and linguistics research, a Master’s in Economics, and certifications in NLP, psychology, assertiveness, and emotional intelligence, I blend science and heart in my work.

As the bestselling author of Live from Your Heart and Mind, I guide clients through my signature LHM system — a proven framework for transformation.

I share this not to impress, but to inspire: I survived war, severe illness, and infertility — and rebuilt stronger than ever. If I can, so can you.

Let’s create your breakthrough — because everything is possible when purpose, passion, and strategy align.

Much love,
Catherine

Catherine B. Roy 🌎

As seen on Bravo's Hit Reality Show, Real Housewives of the OC, Matchmaker and Founder of LUMA - Luxury Matchmaking https://www.LumaSearch.com 

"What I do have are a very particular set of skills. Skills I have acquired over a very long career. Skills that make me a nightmare for online dating apps. If you are single, I will look for you, I will find you, and I will match you." ;)
Reach out at Luma@LumaSearch.com or 1(855)622-8743.

️April Davis

Some Endings Only Make Sense Later. 

Not every relationship ends because something went wrong.

Sometimes, it's because who you are at the beginning isn't who you are at the end. 

You learned what you needed to learn.
You broke free of patterns that held you back. 
You started wanting something steadier and more aligned.

Once that happens, old dynamics might not work for you anymore. 

That doesn’t mean the relationship was a mistake.
It means it belonged to an earlier chapter.

Outgrowing something doesn’t erase what it meant.
It just explains why it couldn’t continue.

Letting go doesn’t always feel freeing right away.
Sometimes it comes with guilt, grief, or resentment. 

But growth rarely feels good in the moment.
It becomes clear with time.

❤️April Davis

Founder & Celebrity Matchmaker of LUMA Luxury Matchmaking | INC. 5000 Fastest Growing Companies | Professional Matchmakers who Help Elite Singles Find "The One" and Make Happily Ever After A Reality❤️

What actually changes when you start choosing yourself.

You won't suddenly feel more confident.
Dating won't become easier overnight.

What changes is subtle.

You stop talking yourself into things that don’t feel right.
You stop staying just because you don’t want to start over.
You stop waiting for someone else to decide where you stand.

You say no sooner.
You walk away earlier.

You don’t need a big reason anymore.
Not feeling good about it becomes enough.

And once that happens, the dynamic shifts.
It changes how people show up in your life.

Some people lean in. Others disappear.
And the ones who stay are the people who are meant to be there.

Choosing yourself doesn’t promise a perfect ending.
But it does stop you from reliving the same ones over and over.

Why some people keep getting chosen
And others keep getting passed over.

It’s almost never what people assume.

Not looks.
Not charm.
Not confidence.

People who get chosen tend to be:
• Clear about what they want
• Consistent in their actions
• Comfortable being vulnerable
• Secure in who they are

People who don’t often:
• Stay vague to avoid being rejected
• Ignore red flags that something's off
• Rely on chemistry alone to carry things
• Overextend to be likable

The difference isn’t their worth.
It’s how much they respect themselves.

That shows up in what they tolerate.
And in what they don’t.

High standards aren't about what you want. 
They’re about what you walk away from.

A lot of people say they have standards.

They know what they’re looking for.
They have a list.
They can describe the relationship they want in detail.

But standards aren't just preferences.
They're set by the decisions you make. 

They show up when something feels off, 
and you don’t explain it away.

When promises aren't kept, 
and you stop making excuses. 

When you want it to work, 
but won't sacrifice yourself to force it. 

Walking away is the part no one romanticizes.

It's uncomfortable.
It's quiet. 
And honestly, it's lonely. 

But that's where your standards are put into action. 

Not in what you want someone to be.
Not in how strong the attraction is. 

But in what you refuse to tolerate once you have enough information.

Most people don’t ignore red flags. 
They negotiate with them.

They tell themselves:
“Everyone has flaws.”
“Maybe I’m being too harsh.”
“It’s probably nothing.”

So they give more time.
More chances.
More benefit of the doubt than the person has earned.

Not because they’re naive.
But because they’re invested.

Once you’re attached to the idea of someone, it becomes surprisingly easy to make excuses for behavior you wouldn’t accept from anyone else.

That’s how small concerns turn into ongoing patterns.

The issue isn’t that people don’t know better.
It’s that they ignore their instincts to keep the relationship going. 

Pay attention to what you feel the urge to justify.
That’s usually where the truth is.

The truth my clients keep teaching me about love.

Most people aren’t failing at dating.
They're repeating the same patterns, even when they no longer work.

I see it all the time.
Different people. Different stories.
But the same emotional loops showing up again and again.

It’s not because they don’t know better.
It’s because familiar feels comfortable.
And comfort can be hard to walk away from.

Finding someone "better" doesn't disrupt the pattern. 
Slowing down long enough to notice it does.

That awareness is quiet, but powerful. 

Because once you see the cycle, 
You finally have the chance to choose something different.

The quiet ways people talk themselves out of what they want.

It usually doesn’t sound dramatic.
It sounds reasonable.

“I just need more time.”
“I don’t want to rush it.”
“Maybe I’m overthinking.”

None of that sounds like a red flag.
It sounds mature. Thoughtful. Patient.

But over time, that kind of thinking softens your instincts. 

You lower the bar just enough to stay comfortable. 
You tolerate behavior that you normally wouldn't.
You stop yourself from asking for what you truly want. 

Most people don’t talk themselves out of relationships.
They talk themselves out of clarity.

They explain things away.
They wait for feelings to change.
They keep hoping it will work out on its own. 

But as time passes, nothing really changes...
Except for how long you stay.

You don't need a sudden rush of bravery. 
You just have to stop lying to yourself about what doesn’t feel right.

And once you do that, things start to make sense.
Not easier, just clearer.

One of the most common beliefs I hear about love sounds harmless.

“I’ll meet them later.”
“It’s just not meant to be yet.”
“It’ll happen when the timing is right.”

It’s a comforting idea.
It turns waiting into a plan.
It makes passivity feel like action. 

But love doesn't happen because timing magically works out.
It happens when people create opportunities. 

They get clearer about what they want.
They choose differently than they have before.

Waiting can feel safe.
Choosing feels riskier.

Over time, it can start to feel like you're moving forward, even when you're not. 

Love doesn’t show up later by default.
It shows up when you do.

Attraction has a maintenance cost.

People want attraction to be automatic.
Effortless.
Self-sustaining.

But over time, it isn't. 

Interest fades when no one asks questions. 
Desire fades when no one is truly present. 
Connection fades when there's no effort on either side. 

People don’t fall out of love overnight.
It slowly erodes as they stop putting anything into it. 

And then they’re surprised when it happens.

Attraction doesn’t just disappear.
It starves.

And most people don’t notice until they’re already asking,
“When did this start feeling so empty?”

Clarity isn’t comforting.
It’s disruptive.

Clarity sounds like something everyone wants.
Until it shows you something you can't unsee.

It ends the "maybes".
It closes doors.
It asks you to admit what's not working.

So people stay in uncertainty longer than they should.

Deep down, they might know the truth, but staying unsure feels safer than facing reality.

Clarity isn’t cruel.
It’s just honest.

And honesty always asks something of us.

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