What is Project Permission?
Project Permission is where my story meets a community.
It began with a simple truth: women don’t need anyone else’s permission to rest, to say no, to dream bigger, or to choose themselves. We already have that permission; we’ve just been conditioned to forget it. Project Permission creates a space where women can pause long enough to hear themselves again.
Through workshops, tools, blogs, conversations, and the themes explored in my memoir Permission To, Project Permission helps women get curious, question old patterns, and imagine what life could look like when they stop performing and start connecting with themselves and with others.
Here, we celebrate the tiny brave steps—the ones that don’t look dramatic, but somehow change everything.
To me, Project Permission is a movement, a place for reflection, relief, and a bit of laughter. As it grows, my hope is that more women will feel safe enough to lay down the weight they’ve been carrying and step into something that feels like freedom.
Workshops
These sessions are designed for women, entrepreneurs and professionnals who are tired of pushing through and ready for a different way of living and working.
Explore the workshop that speaks to where you are right now.
Permission to Bloom:
Understanding why you keep doing so much… and how to start doing things differently
When everything depends on you, slowing down doesn’t always feel like an option. But what if it was?
This workshop creates a space to pause, reflect, and gently explore what’s been weighing on you, without judgment.
If something about the way you’ve been moving through your days no longer feels right, you’re not alone. Join other women in this reflective experience and begin to reconnect with yourself in a more honest, sustainable way.
Permission to Rise:
Rethinking Success as an Entrepreneur
Success in entrepreneurship often comes with an invisible pressure to do more, grow faster, and never slow down. This workshop creates space to step back, understand what is driving that pressure, and rethink success in a way that feels more sustainable, more intentional, and aligned with who you are.
Permission to Flow:
Building a More Sustainable Way to Work
Most workplaces run on urgency. Constant demands, shifting priorities, and growing expectations have become the norm.
This workshop invites you to step back and examine what is driving that pace, how it impacts performance and well-being, and how to build more sustainable ways of working that support burnout prevention.