hI, i’M aSTRID! I LIKE TO SHARE STORIES.
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This 90-day journal helps you rediscover you, redesign your thoughts, and realign your mindset—without the overwhelm. Inside you’ll find colorful morning pages, affirmations, highlights, inspiring quotes, and simple mind-shift exercises that actually fit into real life.
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I’m Astrid Ferguson (she/her/hers)—author, former podcaster, and Certified Professional Coach with almost two decades of Corporate Pharma experience. My work explores identity, mindset, and the often-messy transitions that ask us to redefine who we are and how we want to live.
Though I’m no longer in active coaching practice, my background as an Energy Leadership Index Master Practitioner deeply informs my writing and creative work. I’m passionate about helping people recognize and release the internal blocks through storytelling that keep them from building joyful lives and careers—so they can reconnect with what feels authentic, playful, and true.
Based just outside Philadelphia, PA.
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Call Your Sister
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Online Course
Choosing Joy After a Long Year of Grief is an oldie but goodie—a four-week path from hopelessness to joy. 1:1 sessions no longer available.
Services
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“Astrid’s time, expertise, and presence was needed. Thanks to her moderating a session on racism with sexual assault we were able to equip over 5,000 registrants made of students, seminars, and advocates and prep them for the fall semester to change their campus culture on sexual violence.”