You Want To Stop Performing A Version Of Yourself That's Wearing You Out.

For anyone ready to examine expectations, inherited rules, boundaries, and codependency — the patterns that keep shaping how you show up.

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Teams And Families Don't Burn Out From One Bad Day.

They burn out when overfunctioning, silence, and carrying everything alone gets rewarded as normal.

Sound Familiar

You've Been Circling The Same Thing For Months.

You say yes when you mean no, and you're tired of it
You keep carrying things nobody actually asked you to carry
Boundaries feel like conflict, so you avoid setting them
You inherited rules about how to show up that you never actually chose
You know something needs to change, but not what to call it

Who's Leading The Training

Margie Has Lived The Patterns She Teaches People To Undo.

She's been the one who gave everything to everyone and had nothing left. This isn't theory handed down from a stage — it's a pattern she's actually broken.

How It Works

Three Steps. That's It.

STEP 01

Register

Pick the next Undoing Cultural Norms date on the Trainings hub.

STEP 02

Show Up However Works

Live with your camera on or off, or watch the replay when it fits your week.

STEP 03

Leave With One Real Tool

Not just notes — something you actually use the same week.

What's Covered

Real Topics, Not Theory.

Boundaries Without The Guilt

How to set one without treating it like a personal attack on someone else.

Understanding Codependency

Named in plain language, not clinical jargon.

Rewriting Inherited Rules

Not just resenting them — actually deciding which ones you keep.

Habits That Stick Past The Room

Practical enough to actually change how next week goes.

Why Now

The Pattern Doesn't Fix Itself While You Wait For A Better Time.

Another year of overfunctioning. Another relationship where you disappear a little more. The cost of staying the same is real — it's just quieter than the cost of changing.

Real People, Real Results

What Changed After One Room

"Margie was extremely understanding, communicative, and responsive with all the needs and questions I had. We all felt welcome and safe while attending the event."

— Georgia Pauzé