Welcome! I'm Ana Polanco - Ancestral Coach, Wisdom Keeper & Organizational Change Consultant. I help you unlock wisdom so deep, you will become your ancestor's wildest dreams. Read past newsletters below and subscribe to my list to receive regular emails on how to unleash your potential. Be the first to find out about courses, coaching, and exclusive opportunities.
A love letter to you, from the Wild Dreams Community
I hope that you’ve had a restful and joyful holiday season. The opportunity to spend time with family, or simply unplug and step away from work is something that shouldn’t be relegated to just this time of year, yet we can still savor these moments of quiet and connection.
I have been reflecting on the past three years and the chain of events that led me to leaving my life in NYC to relocate to Mexico. Tuning into the wisdom of this land and its indigenous peoples has opened my heart to a new awareness. Being conscious of being conscious, allowing the subtlety of just being to influence how I am moving in my life.
December was a month of ceremony, ritual, limpias, clearings, and acknowledgments. I celebrated my birthday and allowed myself to rejoice in sacred time to play and be in my spiritual practice. It was a time for me to honor my journey and tap into new insights.
As I write the closing of this chapter and begin a new one, I offer this for your own reflection:
Many people are still living in fear, waiting for someone to come and bless their journey instead of blessing their own. It’s not too late for you. Your guides are waiting, and your ancestors too. It’s not too late. Just decide to begin.
In anticipation of the opening of the Wild Dreams group coaching program, I am honored to share with you a love letter from the women who brought their deepest, most genuine and beautiful selves to the program last year. We shared our stories, hopes, dreams, and desires for the future we are co-creating. This love letter is a glimpse into the ways we held ourselves and held space for one another while navigating transitions.
I hope you are able to see your own reflection in this letter, and that you can feel the kind of love that is at the core of everything I do.
We will be opening applications for Wild Dreams in just a few more days, and I am looking forward to being the steward of this space once again.
Stay tuned for the upcoming announcements, and feel free to share this with any women in your network that would be interested in joining us.
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Ana Polanco
Welcome! I'm Ana Polanco - Ancestral Coach, Wisdom Keeper & Organizational Change Consultant. I help you unlock wisdom so deep, you will become your ancestor's wildest dreams. Read past newsletters below and subscribe to my list to receive regular emails on how to unleash your potential. Be the first to find out about courses, coaching, and exclusive opportunities.
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