We were all new once.

We all begin at the beginning.

Let’s welcome all to the table of wellness.

Courage is in showing up at the gym every day of our life AND for the first time.

Courage is saying hello to a new face rather than giving the side eye.

Courage is signing up to learn something new and returning again. And again. And again to build a practice.

Courage is offering a hand rather than wishing they’d go away and leave our weights alone.

Courage is honoring how far we’ve come and being a welcoming presence for someone standing at the bottom of the mountain.

Courage is choosing practices to honor our health. No two practices will look the same.

Courage is recognizing that everyone has a story of health and wellness. Most of them are invisible stories too.

Courage is falling down, getting up, and trying again. 

Courage is asking questions and asking for support.

Courage is falling in love with the practice itself.

Courage is inviting everyone—no matter their size, shape, form, or practice—to step into the arena of their highest potential.

When we welcome, engage, and support everyone’s beginning—no matter what it is—we make the world a more courageous and healthy place.

Author(s)

  • Tonyalynne Wildhaber

    Intuitive Coach & Consultant

    The Courage Practice ®

    An intuitive coach and consultant for 16 years and founder of The Courage Practice ®, Tonyalynne Wildhaber coaches individuals, leaders, coaches, and soulful entrepreneurs to make friends with their courage in a conscious way.

    With a unique integration of intuitive wisdom, practical strategy, & energy healing, she partners with you to courageously step into your highest potential, navigate challenge & transition with greater ease, & transform your abundance & life from the inside out.

    She serves as an affiliate coach for the Northwest Coaching Group and has served on the Forbes Coaches Council for her integrated leadership & life development approach. She is also a frequent contributor to Forbes & WomELLE Magazine.

    Head-over-heels in love with the Pacific Northwest, Tonyalynne drinks iced coffee in all weather, regularly nerds out on women’s soccer, saves way too many quotes on her phone, writes with black sharpie pens, and is attempting to train a little Yorkie named Ollie.

    Learn more at thecouragepractice.org and sign up for her free weekly inspiration here.