WIDE OPEN SPACES LLC
Empowering all your relationships to thrive.
Coach. Educator. Facilitator
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let's make moves.
Imagine a daily dose of intentional, personal, and spiritual exploration and FOLLOW THROUGH. We often want that and don't know where to start or the excuses of "too busy" or "no time" take over. Let's change that, right here, right now!
I have one word for you. ACCOUNTABILITY.
It doesn't sound sexy and I promise you when you
feel what its like to keep your word to yourself, you will carry yourself and look at yourself in the mirror differently. It's the secret sauce between wanting something and doing something.
Ready to have me, mindest and relationship systems coach
Nasya Miller,
be your personal accountability buddy for a week?
WHY NOW? Taking place between Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur -the energy and world vibrations between these holidays are HIGH and we want to RIDE them! Think: change, newness, connection to YOU and your joy and fulfillment.
*Note*
*** This is a universal offering, whether you are Jewish or not, spiritual or atheist or anything in beteen, if you are up for some introspection and accountability, this is for you! ***
what you'll get
7 days: daily challenges and morning/evening accountability from ME straight to your phone!
Tracks: Alignment, Intimacy, Forgiveness + Values
Optional add on: x 30 min PHONE COACHING
(x15 at the beginning and end)
Individualized accountability system.
A personal & spiritual inventory process.
You will leave with direction on where you want to deepen your own growth and connection in this new year.
What people are saying about working with Nasya:
"Having Nasya as my accountability partner has had a massive impact on how I approach my day.
She’s a fierce champion and when it comes to accountability it’s much needed. Everyone needs a Nasya in their lives!"
"Since coaching with Nasya, I get how small changes lead to big changes and opened my eyes to the importance of rituals and personal values and healthier relationships."
"Since coaching with Nasya, I've moved from "have to" to "get to" and it feels so freeing and open."