About Angela Moore
As a single mom, my priorities are clear. My kids always come first.
But when you’re a single mom, you have to take care of yourself. It’s essential. Because otherwise, it’s just an uphill battle. You get drained and overwhelmed. And then you end up resenting your kids because they just need SO MUCH.
So, I started a self-care journey a long time ago. I’ve veered off-course, crashed and burned, and wanted to give up… but I always come back to the basics. And I always get back up again.
I’ve had a lot of labels in my life and a number of boxes that people have tried to put me in. But that’s not how I operate. I am all about evolving as a person, as a woman, as Angela.
I was widowed in 2011 when I was pregnant with my youngest. I know about trauma and depression and crippling anxiety. I’ve felt like everything was pointless and everything is magical. If you’re looking for someone who is perfect, keep searching because that isn’t me. But if you want to work with someone who has fallen down time and again and continues to get up, I think we can work something out.
What I Do to Help Women
Personal Development
As a certified life coach through the Tony Robbins / Cloe Madanes School of Strategic Intervention, I help women work through issues that are holding them back from living the life of their dreams. I tend to work with women who have suffered trauma, addiction and heartbreak. I help them rediscover their voice and find purpose in their daily life.
Speaking & Workshops
I have been told I am a dynamic speaker. While I don’t know about the “dynamic” part, I do know that I am a storyteller. People won’t remember the list of things I tell them, but they do remember my stories. I use stories in my speaking and workshops to reach women of all backgrounds and help them focus on how to relate rather than compare to others.
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