How to Embrace Your Emotions and Discover Your True Calling
Do you want to learn how to embrace your emotions, make informed decisions, gain clarity, and find purpose in what you do? In today’s episode, we’re sharing the inspiring journey of Charis Santillie, founder of Charis Your Life®. After a hot air balloon accident changed everything, Charis turned crisis into healing and discovered her true calling as a coach. Tune in as we explore how she helps others find passion, clarity, and purpose, and we’ll share some tools and techniques to help you find yours. I’m your host, Michael Herst. Welcome to One More Thing Before You Go.
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Charis Santillie
Fearless Transitions Coach.
Charis Santillie, founder of Charis Your Life®, is a Fearless Transitions Coach. speaker, and podcast host. She is a multi-faceted professional with over three decades of entrepreneurial experience and is a Certified Fearless Living® Coach, Certified Fearless Trainer, and Positive Intelligence® Trainer.
A hot air balloon accident when Charis was nineteen left her Dad paralyzed with a broken neck and her Mom struggling with alcoholism. Charis managed her internal crisis by becoming a workaholic, giving her the illusion of safety and control. This accident became the catalyst that led Charis to a journey of dramatic healing and her calling to become a coach.
Charis specializes in guiding entrepreneurs, doctors, and financial advisors to become the Chief Emotional Officers™ of their lives as they face personal and professional transitions. She helps them live with passion, clarity, and purpose as they navigate life's seasons.
Fun Facts: Embodying her belief in resiliency, Charis sparked her fearless spirit by skydiving just one year after her family’s accident. Her furry assistant, a 4.8-lb Havapoo named Heidi, can be found napping on her desk during coaching calls.
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