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Rebel Wellth The world needs you and your unique talents. We EMPOWER YOU TO BECOME
fully expressed, self-actualized,
and UNAPOLOGETICALLY YOU! (Worldwide online programs.

I help women build a body that can keep up with their ambition.
⚡ 40+ years of brain + body expertise
🧠 Neuro-somatic • trauma + functional health tools
🔗 linktr.ee/TamaraGold Tamara Gold - Empowering Living Manifesto:

To EVERY woman who has been dismissed,
overlooked,
told that her opinions don't count,
shamed for her unique desires or points of view,
called a bitch because she OWNS & EMBODIES her confidence & personal power,
OR heard some version of “you're too much"...

Know this, Your magic and genius are vital to the health of this planet. We believe in energy: the channeled, fiery and fierce kind. We help YOU harness the power of your biggest muscles: your mind, your intuition, and your energetic design. We help YOU discover, embody, live, and lead through your LEGACY of LOVE, so that, you can be the change-makers, rule breakers, and bright lights you were born to be. Empowering YOU to create a positive impact, lasting change, and transformation in the world,
“BE” ING THE BEACONS of LOVE who heal, lead and ILLUMINATE the world. Tamara Gold - Empowered Living
CEO of Empowered Living, B.S., Neuro Coach, Master Neuro-Muscular Specialist, Yoga Therapist, Adv. Yoga Psychology, AumaKhua-Ki Grand Master, Master Trainer, Mindfulness-Based Neuro-Leadership, Leader in MindBody & Meditation Training. Tamara has graced lists such as:
• Featured Publication - Mindfulness Mavericks Magazine
• Top International Pocaster - Intention Radio
• Award Winning Trainer, Lead Instructor & Educator - Cortiva & Corinthian College
• Top Personal Trainer & Lead Instructor - WWW & Capital Fitness Chicago

She is the founder of Tamara Gold Empowered Living Private Mind-Body Studio in Woodstock, il. - Expert in shadow work, integrative healing, and mindfulness. Offering customized programs rooted in neuroscience, yoga psychology, and energy. She is a 37- year veteran in the wellness and fitness industry, Mindbody expert, master of brain-based bodywork & self-healing programming. She has created curriculum for two national massage therapy training programs, ran multi-million dollar fitness centers, and trained over 25k wellness-fitness professionals in all aspects of clinical bodywork, high performance, and business. All of the programs Tamara offers are designed to help you feel great, stay active, address chronic pain at it's roots, overcome healing and performance blocks, enhance your mental faculties, and achieve peak states of empowerment in all areas of life. Live retreats and local events in the Chicago NW Suburbs, Il). Tamara is known as the teacher's teacher, the practitioner's practitioner, and her signature style and unique ability to achieve results and transformation when all other avenues - both medical and personal development have failed. Tamara utilizes a fusion of integrative approaches to help you tap into the healing power and potential of your brain and body. She guest teaches coaches, travels, trains, hosts retreats and works with private clients worldwide.

Your body can prove it without a dramatic release.Bring your attention to the area you brace: jaw, chest, belly, or glut...
10/07/2026

Your body can prove it without a dramatic release.

Bring your attention to the area you brace: jaw, chest, belly, or glutes. Stop and notice; connect your mind to the area of the body and exhale slowly ...notice what shifts. Maybe your jaw softened. Maybe nothing changes yet.
Either way, you’re giving your nervous system a brief moment of connection to self and safety instead of ordering yourself to push through or move on. Emotional weight can show up in many ways -tension, exhaustion, digestion issues, headaches, or even a reaction that feels bigger than the moment. The work isn’t to force it out; it’s to pause, listen for the pattern beneath the tension. We overcomplicate healing in so many ways. Magic happens in the stillness and the pause.

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'I’m doing everything right, so why does my body feel like one more thing I have to manage?'In a session, I hear the exh...
10/06/2026

'I’m doing everything right, so why does my body feel like one more thing I have to manage?'

In a session, I hear the exhaustion beneath that question. The pressure to add another demand, to track harder, push harder, make the body comply, can become one more load on a system already carrying too much.

So we start with capacity.

My 365 Nervous System Recalibration™ toolkit is built around tiny, repeatable practices. The aim is to help you notice the body-level pattern and practice a new response without forcing a breakthrough. No gold medal for emotional intensity. We build more choice at a pace your system can work with.

If healing, chronic pain, trauma resolution, stress reduction and even fat loss feel loud or stuck while your mind and body are constantly running on overload, that deserves curiosity, not blame. I've been busy creating powerful resources for you. I'm getting ready to release my Recalibrate 365 digital and audio toolkit ...I want women to have a powerful and effective tool in their hands to understand their own patterns.
Their bodies.
Their brains.
Their behavior.
Their capacity.
Their health.
Their energy.
Their power.
And eventually?
To need LESS external authority, not more.
If you would like to grab this baby hot off the presses, leave a ❤️‍🔥in the comments and I'll send you the link when she's ready for take off. 🚀
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Your pain flare may be your workaround failing. Here’s why that matters.Pain in one place can reflect a pattern happenin...
10/05/2026

Your pain flare may be your workaround failing. Here’s why that matters.

Pain in one place can reflect a pattern happening elsewhere. Stop expecting a singular short session is gonna fix the whole damn pattern that you've re-enforced for decades. When an area is strained or guarded, your body may shift the workload to keep you moving. That compensation can help for a while, until the new “weak link” starts speaking up. The painful spot deserves attention, but it may not be the whole story. I look at the whole mental, physical, and emotional pattern anchoring that pattern in: what your system may be protecting, where demand has shifted, and what support could help you move with less strain. Stop thinking a quick fix will solve your chronic problem.

The women who look the most capable are often the ones whose system never clocks out.She handles it.She anticipates it.S...
10/05/2026

The women who look the most capable are often the ones whose system never clocks out.
She handles it.
She anticipates it.
She fixes it before anybody notices there was a problem.
She keeps ten tabs open in her brain while answering, producing, organizing, remembering and making sure everybody else is okay.
And then somebody tells her to “just relax.”
Cute. 😂
Because when you’ve spent years living in overdrive, slowing down doesn’t necessarily feel peaceful at first.
It can feel irritating.
Unproductive.
Exposed.
Like you’re forgetting something.
Like you should be doing something.
So you get back up.
Check the phone.
Solve another problem.
Start another project.
Think another thought all the way to death.
And eventually “I’m just a driven person” becomes a convenient explanation for a pattern you’ve been rehearsing for years.
This isn’t about making ambition the enemy.
Hell no.
I work with ambitious women.
The issue is when drive becomes the only gear you know how to access.
When your system has learned:
pressure = performance
vigilance = safety
stillness = risk
asking for help = weakness
Of course slowing down feels hard.
And this is why I’m fascinated by what happens underneath the behavior.
Not just What are you doing?
But:
What keeps driving you to do it?
What are you anticipating?
What are you trying to prevent?
What happens inside you when nothing needs fixing?
That’s where things get interesting.
And no, an Instagram carousel isn’t diagnosing anybody.
But sometimes recognition gives us the first little crack of daylight.
So I want to know something.
Which one hits you hardest?
A. Overthinking
B. Rest guilt
C. Can’t switch off
D. Always scanning
Drop the letter.
Don’t write me a dissertation. 😂
I want to see where the women in this room actually are.

How I turn a DOXA report into a care plan you can use:Your genes can offer useful clues. They are not your whole story, ...
10/05/2026

How I turn a DOXA report into a care plan you can use:

Your genes can offer useful clues. They are not your whole story, and they are not a stand-in for nervous-system support.

I review the report across its seven health areas, then connect those findings with your symptoms, health history, and the patterns I’m seeing in your body. That context matters. A nutrition or supplement recommendation should fit the person in front of me, not become a generic prescription based on a DNA result alone.

The DOXA NutriGenomics panel looks at genetic variations called SNPs. I use that information as one piece of a personalized care plan, alongside the body-based support your needs may call for. The goal is a plan that accounts for how you’re built and what you’re actually navigating.

Your genes are one piece of the picture. The plan has to meet the whole you.

DM RESTORE to explore working together.

Regulation is not a state. It’s a RANGE.The nervous system regulation conversation has gotten so trendy it’s damn near l...
10/05/2026

Regulation is not a state. It’s a RANGE.
The nervous system regulation conversation has gotten so trendy it’s damn near lost the plot.
Somewhere along the way, “regulated” became:
calm.
soft music.
deep breaths.
perfect boundaries.
never getting rattled.
sitting in your beige living room looking emotionally enlightened.
That is not real life.
You can be pi**ed off and regulated.
You can cry and be regulated.
You can shake.
Raise your voice.
Feel your heart pounding.
Need space.
Feel grief, fear, desire, anger, excitement.
Regulation does not mean the nervous system never activates.
It means you have enough capacity and flexibility to move through activation without permanently losing access to yourself.
That’s the piece people keep f up.
The goal isn’t to eliminate the wave.
It’s to build a system that can ride it, respond to it, recover from it, and return.
Because calm is one nervous system experience.
Regulation is your ability to have a whole damn range of experiences without being hijacked by every one of them.
And sometimes regulation looks nothing like calm.
Sometimes it looks like:
“I’m furious, and I’m not abandoning myself.”
“I’m scared, and I can still make a decision.”
“My body is activated, and I know what to do with it.”
“This hurts like hell, and I can stay here without shutting myself down.”
That’s capacity.
That’s resilience.
That’s regulation in actual life.

Did your pain ease on a quiet week, then return when life got demanding?That flare doesn’t automatically mean you undid ...
10/05/2026

Did your pain ease on a quiet week, then return when life got demanding?

That flare doesn’t automatically mean you undid your progress. Sometimes your body’s protective pattern responds to renewed stress or load. The mistake is treating the painful spot as the whole story, or assuming your body has failed. I work with the pattern, not disconnected symptoms, so we can ask what your system is being asked to carry and what support it needs. Healing is NOT a straight line.

SUNDAY SOUL FOOD SERIESDepth Over PerformanceFaith • Reflection • RecalibrationYOU MAY NOT NEED MORE CLARITY.YOU MAY NEE...
10/05/2026

SUNDAY SOUL FOOD SERIES
Depth Over Performance
Faith • Reflection • Recalibration

YOU MAY NOT NEED MORE CLARITY.
YOU MAY NEED THE COURAGE TO ACCEPT WHAT’S ALREADY CLEAR.

I’ve been resetting the energy around almost every area of my life lately.
How I work.
What gets my attention.
Who gets access to me.
What I’m building.
What I’m carrying.
What I’m no longer willing to carry.
And I’m changing how I want to show up here too.
Because I am fu***ng tired of the scroll.
Scroll. React. Consume. Forget.
Another reel.
Another hot take.
Another perfectly packaged twelve-second thought.
We have access to more information than ever and somehow it feels like we have less room to actually sit with anything.
I want more depth than that.
More curiosity.
More reflection.
More conversations that stay with us after we put the damn phone down.
So Sundays are becoming something different around here.
Sunday Soul Food.
Not preaching.
Not spiritual performance.
Not pretending I have life figured out.
Just looking back over the week and asking:
What did life teach me this week?
What truth did it expose?
What did I have to face in myself?
What am I carrying forward differently?

And this week brought me right back to something I have believed in and practiced for years:
Stillness.
Stillness isn’t foreign to my work.
Actually, it’s often where the magic happens.

When the noise settles enough to hear the body.
When we stop doing long enough to notice.
When we stop performing long enough to tell ourselves the truth.

But even knowing that, I can still feel old conditioning show up.
The part that says:
You should be doing something.
Fixing something.
Producing something.
Solving something.
Moving.

For a lot of women, stillness can feel suspiciously close to laziness because we’ve spent years measuring our worth through productivity, usefulness and how much s**t we can carry without dropping it.
So where is the line?
Where does stillness end and stagnation begin?
I think I’m understanding that differently too.
Stillness has presence.
Stillness is listening.
Stillness is conscious.
Stillness restores enough space between what happens and what you do next.

Disengagement feels different.
Avoidance checks out.
Rust happens when we stop participating in our own lives.
Stillness brings us back into them.
That distinction matters.
Because sometimes the most powerful thing you can do isn’t another thing.
It’s stop.
Listen.
Notice what is already there.

There’s a line in scripture that I’ve known forever:
“Be still, and know that I am God.”
Psalm 46:10
I don’t need to turn that into a Bible lesson.
I’m much more interested in what it keeps exposing in me.
Because I used to hear be still primarily as “do nothing.”

Now I hear something else.
Stillness can be refusing to react from panic.
Refusing to chase.
Refusing to force.
Refusing to manufacture an answer because uncertainty makes you uncomfortable.

Refusing to keep explaining yourself to someone who has already decided how they want to understand you.
Refusing to ask for seventeen more signs because you don’t particularly like the first sixteen.

And that brings me right back to this week’s SOUL FOOD:
Sometimes we aren’t actually confused.
Sometimes the truth has already arrived.
We just don’t like what accepting it is going to require from us.
A boundary.
A decision.
A conversation.
A release.
A change.
Maybe grief.
So we keep gathering evidence.
Thinking.
Analyzing.
Explaining.
Reframing.
Maybe they didn’t mean it.
Maybe I misunderstood.
Maybe I should wait.
Maybe I need another sign.
Maybe I need to try harder.
Maybe.
Maybe.
Maybe.

And all that movement can look productive while keeping us standing in exactly the same damn place.
That’s where stillness becomes powerful.

Because when I quit scrambling to create an answer, sometimes I can finally hear the one that has been sitting there the whole time.

Discernment isn’t endlessly collecting evidence.
At some point, discernment becomes having enough courage to honor what has already been revealed.
And sometimes peace isn’t everything around you finally becoming peaceful.

Sometimes peace is finally refusing to participate in what keeps disturbing it.
That isn’t giving up.
That isn’t laziness.
That isn’t weakness.
Sometimes that is the deepest kind of movement there is.

THE RECALIBRATION
Where are you creating more noise, movement or analysis because becoming still might force you to admit what you already know?
And as we head into another week:
What did this week reveal that you don’t want to carry into the next one?

Apparently some women got older… but never graduated high school.You see it everywhere.Friend groups.Teams.Workplaces.Or...
10/04/2026

Apparently some women got older… but never graduated high school.
You see it everywhere.
Friend groups.
Teams.
Workplaces.
Organizations.
Women’s communities.
The little inner circles.
The private plans.
The side conversations.
The whisper campaigns.
The constant bitching about what everyone else should be doing.
Everybody wants influence.
Everybody has an opinion.
Everybody wants to be heard.
But somehow the know-it-alls and loudest complainers are rarely the ones saying:
“I’ll organize it.”
“I’ll make sure the new person is welcomed and equipped.”
“I’ll create something everyone can actually participate in.”
“I’ll do the fu***ng work.”
Because holding a vision and fostering connection matter.
Because leadership and control are not the same thing.
Leadership builds the table.
Control decides who gets invited to sit at it.
And if your sense of belonging depends on somebody else feeling excluded? That isn’t connection.
That’s insecurity dressed up as social power.

In midlife, you’d think we are grown-ass women. We have raised families, built careers, buried people we love, survived heartbreak, betrayal, illness, financial disasters, reinvention and enough life s**t to fill three seasons of Netflix.

And yet there are those still doing “you can’t sit with us bs”? Come on! Do better.
You don’t have to like every woman.
You don’t have to be friends with every woman.
You don’t have to give everyone access to your personal life.
But there is a massive difference between boundaries and deliberately creating division.
Between friendship and faction.
Between leadership and needing to control the room.
And here’s the part nobody likes:
If you constantly need to be the insider…
the favorite…
the one who knows everything first…
the unofficial boss…
the keeper of who belongs and who doesn’t…
maybe stop looking around the room for the problem.
Because secure women do not need to shrink the circle to feel important inside it and real sisterhood doesn’t require a VIP section.
Gossip, exclusion and little alliances are not power.

They’re petty.

And at this stage of life, when people repeatedly show you who they are?
Believe them.
Stop fighting to be understood.
Stop fighting to be included.
Stop fighting to be liked.

I find now, especially in midlife, sometimes the healthiest boundaries and response are simply:

ACESS DENIED.

Not because you’re bitter.
Because you finally understand that your presence is not worth your peace.
don’t need the drama.
don’t need the politics.
don’t need to defend against somebody else’s narrative.
don’t want to be surrounded by small minds and conditional hearts.

A strong woman knows her lane.
She doesn’t chase every rumor.
She doesn’t need to plan everything or referee every grievance.
She doesn’t jump into every little pile of bulls**t somebody drops in her path.
She watches and fosters culture.
She holds high standards.
She creates opportunities for connection.
She makes room for others to lift the whole…up
And she keeps moving forward.
Because eventually people tell you exactly who they are by what they repeatedly contribute.
Some bring connection.
Some bring ideas.
Some bring laughter.
Some bring their hands and actually help.
And some bring complaints, division and another fu***ng group text or chat.
Pay attention.
Then act accordingly.
Protect the culture.
Protect your peace.
Quit feeding the bull$hit.
And keep moving.

How I train my presence when the day gets loud: I return to my body before I react.I start with focused attention. Then ...
10/04/2026

How I train my presence when the day gets loud: I return to my body before I react.

I start with focused attention. Then entrained to a specific yantra and vibrational state. I notice my overall energy, state , breath and check what my body is holding: a tense face, lifted shoulders, a mind already racing ahead. I don’t wait for stress to disappear before I practice returning to steadiness.

That repetition matters. You build capacity by noticing when you’ve been pulled out of the moment, then practicing your way back. The goal isn’t to control every feeling or force calm. It’s to become more able to stay with yourself when life presses in.

That daily discipline is the foundation of the FYNXX RIZING Rebel Wellth experience: a small group of women, masterminding together a higher capacity for life...taught progressively over six months online with adv. somatic and nervous system support, adv. energetic meditation practices to build the strength and ability to hold high-capacity nervous system and energetic states, breathwork, activations, and personal mentorship. More to come.

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Woodstock, IL
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