A wine with: Elisa Choy

But for anyone that hasn't listened to it yet, let's tell everyone very quickly who you are and what you do.

Hi, my name's Elisa.

I am an economist turned energy healer.

So I work with people to connect to their subconscious part of themselves.

Some people call it the soul.

answer some of those deep questions about life so why do i have these patterns triggers fears why do i have these persistent health issues sometimes you know you talk and talk and you go to therapy but you just can't shift it so there's actually that part of us called the subconscious that has all the insights the answers and the wisdom and the font of healing and to tap into that i go through hypnotherapy And so I take people through essentially guided meditation to sort of like get into that juicy zone.

I call it the quantum dimension.

And you see some amazing results and some amazing answers to their life's questions, which allows people to move forward in their life.

So that's what I do now.

I love it so much.

And just, you know, I guess when we covered a lot of that in the last podcast episode, but just to kind of, you know, dive into that a little bit, it is so critical, isn't it? Because, and it's really wild, I'm not, I guess, in the healing or spiritual realm, but very, very woo-woo.

Yeah.

But I see it so much in women in business that something it's like an invisible force that does just hold them back.

And it's, you know, it's actually one of the reasons I stopped sales coaching because I was like, I can tell you what to do.

But the problem is you're not doing it.

And there's some weird thing going on.

There's these blocks that we have.

that just stop us from moving forward exactly like you said.

So to offer women or anyone the ability to figure out what that is and actually be able to make progress in their life, whatever they're struggling with, that's incredible.

I love it so much because, you know, we're all intelligent women and men and beings.

And we know our fears and triggers and, you know, things holding us back.

We can describe it until we're black and blue in the face.

We've been to therapy.

But there's like, you know what you need to do.

You know what happens.