Do you secretly feel like you’re still not enough?
You’ve read the books. Tried the affirmations.
But deep down… the self-doubt lingers.
You second-guess your decisions.
You overgive, people please, and override your own needs.
You want to feel grounded in who you are—but you’re not sure how.
You’re not broken.
You’ve just been through ‘stuff,’ and now your self-worth is tied to achieving at work, having money in the bank, being here, there and everywhere for everyone—at the expense of yourself.
But what if it doesn’t have to be this way?
What if you could press pause on the pressure to be more, do more, fix more?
What if you could finally hear your own voice beneath the noise of expectations?
✨ This is where the shift begins.
A return to you—your inner wisdom, your intuition, your quiet strength. Not through hustle, but through healing.
Not through perfection, but through permission-
To trust yourself.
To choose differently.
To show up with self-compassion, even when it’s messy.
Imagine this:
- Saying no to a weekend commitment without guilt—because rest matters too.
- Giving yourself grace after a tough parenting moment—instead of spiralling into shame.
- Speaking up in a meeting without over-rehearsing every word—because your voice is worth hearing.
- Stopping mid-scroll on social media, catching the comparison trap, and walking away—because your life doesn’t need to look like theirs.
This isn’t about becoming someone new. It’s about coming home to the person you’ve always been, underneath it all.
Starting this journey through Liz Fry’s Tiny Course to Enoughness…
A tiny course to help you come home to your truth. This powerful new framework explains the often missing link to connecting back to our enoughness—and helps us to live from that grounded true-self place within.
How is this model different from others?
Most frameworks focus on surface-level change, think mindset hacks or quick fixes. But the Enoughness Model goes deeper. It’s not about positive thinking; it’s about embodied change, a gentle, integrated approach that combines emotional insight, nervous system awareness, and practical steps to help you shift from self-doubt to self-trust.
This isn’t about becoming more, it’s about realising you were never less.
Through a heart-led video and beautifully designed ebook, you’ll be guided to reconnect with the parts of you.
What’s included
Inside the 30-Minute Teaching Video:
Liz walks you through The Enoughness Model, a powerful, practical framework that helps you return to yourself, especially in the moments when you’ve spiraled into not-enoughness.
Step 1: Understand how the feeling of “not enough” gets wired in and how it impacts your nervous system and survival responses (fight, flight, freeze, fawn).
Step 2: Notice how the armour you wear protects the parts you fear others will see, and how it’s costing you connection.
Step 3: Learn to spot the signals and symptoms of your not-enoughness loop in everyday life.
Step 4: Why tools and mindset hacks don’t always “work” when you’re triggered, and what actually helps.
Step 5: Tiny, body-based steps to come back to yourself and feel safe, grounded, and enough.
✨ Plus: A guided closing poem to affirm your enoughness in a way that lands in your bones.
In the 20-Page Ebook, You’ll Find:
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Journal prompts to deepen your awareness
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Gentle nervous system practices to regulate and reset
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Releasing techniques to shift stuck emotion
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Everyday tools for building self-worth (no perfectionism required)
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Real stories, not just strategies, including Liz’s own
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Reminders to return to, again and again, when life gets loud
You don’t need to prove yourself. Find the answer to doing less and being more.
Your voice and boundaries matter. Learn how to speak up and prioritise yourself.
Softness is strength. Feel what it is like to take the walls down and allow your heart to feel free.
Worthiness was never something you had to earn. Understand that you are already enough and already worthy.
This isn’t mindset fluff. It’s heart, soul and body integration.
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