“I worked with Liselotte some months ago, specifically concerning the boom-bust cycle that many entrepreneurs and consultants experience. I'd always had the ability to make plenty of money, but it's a talent I had balanced with an equal ability to splurge while taking it easy for a month or three. I somehow needed financial pressure to focus on serving others through my work. As a result, I didn't have nearly the impact I wanted to have. I met Liselotte and had my CATALYST INTENSIVE with her.



Liselotte took me to some very unexpected places, and although we were connecting over Skype, it had an immediate physical impact on me. I felt some held beliefs were being drawn out of me, and some of those I didn't even know I had. The session was profound, and a whole range of small changes immediately began to occur, leading to a slew of additional insights and
changes over the following months.



Three months later, I am looking at the busiest year and the most vital flow of work I've ever had in my consulting business. Nothing has changed with my content, relationships, or desire to serve others and lift global consciousness, but there's been a significant shift in my attitude to my success and what comes with it. That small change has profoundly impacted how I approach my life's work and what the world reflects back to me. I'm so grateful that I've had the opportunity to work with Liselotte and am delighted to make this recommendation”

“When I started to work with Liselotte, I'd been running my company for almost six years, and I was exhausted. I did everything myself, and the revenue was a low six-figure. I had many limiting beliefs that I constantly affirmed to be true. Everything from “Money is not important” to “I want to be free, and therefore I don’t need any help or don’t want to have any employees.”

Liselotte helps me feel courageous and safe. Only a couple of months into our collaboration I had taken on my first employee. I also outsourced the bookkeeping. I have since never again said that “money isn’t important.” This step was the start of a fantastic journey, for me personally and for my company.

Seven years later, I am living a fully balanced life and have the freedom of working only four days per week. The company is profitable, and we are turning multiple seven figures. We are five employees now. Thank you, Liselotte, for encouraging me to make big leaps in my development and growth. You have a unique ability to make me feel that everything is possible.”

“Twenty-three years ago, I was the last to come out alive from a sinking boat; the seven after me all died. I suffered from PTSD for many years due to the struggle to survive.

I had a lot of different therapies, and since I work with psychotherapy myself, I could also do some work with myself.

When I came to Liselotte, 20 years had passed, and I was sure I had recovered as much as I could expect. I had learned to live with the sensitivity to certain smells, sounds, changes in stability, my fear of traveling in general, and that reading the news or watching movies forever meant a risk of awakening associations that would trigger flashbacks.
I had come to terms with all of it as something to live within acceptance.

Quite soon, in the very first session, Liselotte asked about what had happened, we went through it all, and she suggested we’d do some work on it. I agreed without high expectations.

A few nights later, a late-night movie came on, a reality-based production that caught my interest. After an hour or so, my husband, who’d joined me, looked at me in disbelief. He asked me if I realized what I was watching. My response was,” yes, quite an interesting Icelandic piece about a fisherman who unexplainably survives for 5 hours in the winter sea after the boat sinks,” I continued to watch, slowly realizing what I had just said.

Three years have passed, and I am still completely free of the trauma; I have all the memories and learning experiences but none of the re-traumatizing flashbacks. I have no explanation for how Liselotte helped me, only the calm and secure feeling she left me with.

I am forever grateful, Liselotte.”