by Casey Hanisko (for my coaching clients) All of us have  the wild inside. The ability to get larger, louder for our voice to hold more pride punch power. Our bodies like the sleek and timid cat who arches their back puffs its fur and tail hisses - warning! I am dangerous. See me straighten my spine, tilt my chin, raise my arms, and say, What do you think of this? I am here. Watch out. I am the lion, watching through the grass. I am the dog, baring its teeth I

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