Always busy. Always doing more than your share. Always âfineâ? Youâre a Mobilizer.
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If youâve been hustling, fixing, taking responsibility for everything (even what doesnât belong to you), overthinking, and holding it all together at the expense of yourself â youâre not broken. Youâre a Mobilizer.
At some point, it didnât feel safe to slow down. Your system learned the only way to matter, to feel safe, to keep love close â was to do more. So your nervous system wired into overdrive, your attachment system mastered anxiety and hyper-vigilance, and younger parts of you learned to believe that your worth lives in what you do and the depth of your ability to self-abandon.
And now? Youâre tired. Anxious. Insecure. Burned out from holding it all together.
Hereâs the kicker: on the outside, you probably look like youâre thriving. People rely on you. Youâre the one who gets it all done. But inside? Youâre running on fumes, your self-worth is at an all-time low, and resentment is building.
What this costs you
â You say yes when you want to say no.
â You take responsibility for problems that were never yours.
â You feel guilty for resting or needing support.
â You abandon yourself and shrink to keep everyone else happy.
â You chase approval instead of trusting your own enough-ness.
And the hardest part? You donât know how to stop.
But hereâs the truth
Doing more wonât bring the relief youâre craving.
Your nervous system, attachment patterns, and protector parts all wired this way for survival. It worked brilliantly when it was needed, but now itâs running you into the ground.
This mini-course will show you how to stop running on survival mode â and start living from steadiness.
Imagine This InsteadâŚ
â˘Â Moving through your day without feeling like the weight of the world is on your shoulders.
â˘Â Having close relationships that feel deeply nourishing and supportiveâŚand feeling safe enough to use your voice, express your needs and be ALL of who you are.
â˘Â Saying no without guilt and yes without resentment.
â˘Â Slowing down without your mind racing or chest tightening.
â˘Â Trusting that your worth isnât in what you do, but in who you are.
This is what becomes possible when you start rewiring your Mobilizer pattern.
Meet Your Guide
Iâm Kat Weed â Psychotherapist-turned-coach and creator of The Rewired Woman.
For over a decade, Iâve helped women untangle survival patterns shaped by their nervous system, attachment wounds, and over-functioning parts. I know how exhausting it is to sprint through life, to equate your value with how much you carry, and to keep everyone else happy at the expense of yourself.
My approach blends extensive clinical training with years of professional and personal lived experience. I donât just want you to âunderstandâ your pattern â I want you to feel the shift in your body, your relationships, and your life.