I'll Rest When I'm Dead (Apparently) - a 45 min workshop

The fear underneath why ambitious women can't stop - and what becomes possible when we see it fully. 
 
You've built a life that works.
The business is running.
The kids are fed.
The house is — mostly — functioning.
And still, you can't stop.
 
You're exhausted and you body wants to stop but somewhere underneath all of it is a belief you've never quite let speak all the way to the end. The one that says: if I rest, I'll lose everything.
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This workshop follows that belief to the root — not through mindset work, but through the body.
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In 45 minutes, somatic practitioner Lesley Turner guides you through three layers:
- the surface pattern of relentless doing
- the fear of what it means about you if you stop,
- what your nervous system has actually been working so hard to prevent all along.
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You'll move through a cascade process, allow statements that loosen the grip of the fear, and an inner child visualization that takes you to where this started — long before the business, the mortgage, or the to-do list.
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This isn't about deciding to rest. It's about what becomes possible when the body stops bracing​.
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This is for you if: 
- You can't fully switch off, even when nothing urgent is happening
- Rest feels like a luxury you haven't quite earned yet.
- You're doing well on the outside and exhausted underneath. 
- You've understood this pattern intellectually - and you're still in it. 
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FYI: This is a workshop replay - there were people in attendance live, so you will hear Lesley answering a couple questions in the chat. This enhances the experience as it explains and gives examples of real life support.