There is a sacred space between what was and what’s becoming. As one cycle closes and another begins, we’re invited to reflect on what brought us here, release what no longer belongs, and carry the wisdom forward. What is stirring within you now? Perhaps the next chapter doesn’t require knowing the whole path—only trusting yourself enough to take the next step.

What is the cost of letting someone else become the expert in your life? This powerful reflection explores self-trust, inner authority, sovereignty, and the hidden cost of outsourcing your decisions to coaches, mentors, gurus, and other experts. Discover how to stop abandoning yourself, trust your inner voice, and reclaim the power to choose your own path.

What if you've spent years seeking guidance but still don't trust yourself? Discover four powerful steps to reclaim your self-trust, authority, and sovereignty.

When you hear the word ‘forgiveness,’ your mind first goes to the forgiveness of another person, right? I know mine did. The Oxford language dictionary defines ‘forgive’ as a verb meaning to” stop feeling angry or resentful toward (someone) for an offense, flaw, or mistake.” And ‘forgiveness’ is a noun described as “the action or process of forgiving or being.” Therefore, that action or process stops feeling angry and resentful for a flaw or mistake. Hmm. Interesting, don’t y

First of all, CONGRATULATIONS ON CHOOSING YOU!! Whether you realize it or not, that is exactly what you are doing when you choose to be objective on your reality. You are choosing to put yourself first. So, what does being objective about your reality really mean anyway? Well, in my words, it is taking a step back out of the weeds of your life and seeing everything, you, your relationships, activities, ALL OF IT, from a birds eye point of view. The way I understood it from m

Let me start this by asking you a question to entertain as you read….”how many ways do I measure myself to fit a perceived standard?” This morning, I took a walk and the first thing I did was open my MapMyRun app because I wanted to know how many miles I may walk and how fast (measurement). In this moment, I became completely aware of me doing this out of a habit – but why? Do I really need to know how far I walk or how long it takes me to walk those 3 miles? Who am I measuri

There have been many distorted views or bastardizations I have seen of what I am going to explain about “seeing the truth of you.” Some have been something like… “I must be in my truth.” “This is just who I am.” “I must be true to myself.” It is not that these phrases are wrong or bad within themselves however, how I have heard them used in ways to justify one’s rude, unkind, or even spiteful behavior. Now you may say, “well Stacie, who are you to judge? Maybe what you th

What the heck does this even mean? What is a foregone conclusion? These are the questions I woke up to running in my mind on repeat this morning. Then followed up with, “why is the relevant to now?” First let’s define a foregone conclusion, because if you are like me, I wasn’t entirely sure. Don’t you just love it when words pop into your mind and you think, “I’ve never used that word before and what does it even mean?” Now I digress and get back to defining foregone conclusi

Here is my story of how I became a CONSCIOUS INNOVATOR or more like realized I am and always have been a conscious innovator. ​In 2023, the universe perfectly orchestrated for me to meet Betty Bossaller at a spa where I was working at the time. We quickly connected, then she started telling me about conscious innovation and sacred geometry. I had no idea what she was talking about but something in my heart was screaming "YES, THIS IS IT!" A few months later Betty introduced m

BREAKING FREE OF THE INVISIBLE CAGE VERBAL AND EMOTIONAL abuse leaves scars the world cannot physically see. Verbal and emotional abuse creates such emotional and mental anguish. If you’ve ever experienced it, you know exactly what I am talking about. You know verbal and emotional abuse can happen in intimate relationships and parent-child relationships, but it can also happen between employer and employee, in friendships, and between siblings – just to name a few. You also k

If you're reading this, I'm assuming you have made some bad decisions at least once in your life and thought to yourself "I should have listened to my gut", right? Me too! Except I've stopped counting how many bad decisions I've made. Some of the consequences I've endured are from my own poor decision making, some were results of someone else's poor decisions or selfishness. However, if I really stop to think about it, if I had stopped to listen to that inner voice (my intuit