From Murder to a Movement: How Ashlee Boyson Wrote Her Way Out of a Nightmare
Detectives knocked on Ashlee Boyson's door and told her two things at once. Her husband had been having an affair. And the woman's husband had found him at a Walgreens and shot him twice. She had five kids at home. The youngest was six weeks old. And she had built her entire sense of who she was on being his wife, which meant that when he died, so did she. That night she went into her closet and asked God for a do-over. What she got instead was an instruction to stand back up. Then she did the thing nobody expects. She sat down to write about the man who took her husband's life, ready to burn him down in public. The blog crashed. Nothing saved. She turned it back on and the screen was blank. And she understood she was being asked to tell the story a completely different way. That blog became The Moments We Stand, and the writing itself became the thing that brought her back to life. Ashlee is now teaching that process. If you have a story you've never been able to put down, her Write My Way Out Workshop opens soon and the waitlist is here: https://pages.ashleeboyson.com/writing-waitlist What we get into: -Why she couldn't tell who she was without a man reflecting it back at her -The second marriage that repeated the exact same pattern, and the public divorce -Why showing up as the rescuer guarantees you'll attract victims -Peace at all costs is not peace -Why awareness is where most people stop, and what it actually takes to change -The fear of being fully yourself online once your audience has decided who you are We even get into a live coaching session. We find the real fear underneath Ashlee's next level in about four minutes, on camera. That's the work I do. It's the same pattern that keeps women rescuing everyone, staying busy instead of deciding, and freezing when it's time to move. If you watched that section and recognized yourself, Power Moves is where we take it apart. JOIN THE NEXT WORKSHOP HERE:
