I’ve been a member of this group for a while and love reading about what everyone is doing. I have not been so great about posting though because my community and the work we do there feels hard to put into words, I thought I'd start with the backstory. In short, my group is about using intuitive art as a meditative spiritual practice. But it is so much more than that! I have been on a spiritual path for over 30 years. I have read more books than I could ever count. But I still felt discouraged and unfulfilled, like something was missing. I understood the concepts like spirituality, manifestation, and divine guidance, but I did not really know how to live it consistently. I would have moments that felt magical and divinely led, but most of the time my spirituality felt separate from my actual daily life. A few years ago I started doing small intuitive paintings just to relax. Within a month I noticed I was less reactive with my kids and my husband. I felt calmer and lighter. During those painting sessions I would get insights about things that had been weighing on me. Sometimes I would free write after and the words would just flow in a way I could not have accessed before, and the messages were exactly what I needed in that moment. Over time, art became my go to whenever I needed to reset, tune in, or get clarity. For the first time in my life, I felt like I finally "got it!" The real test was when I found out I had breast cancer in June, literally the same day my dad passed away. My world turned upside down, to say the least, but my painting practice is what got me through with more grace and trust than I would have ever thought possible. This is what the SoulFully Creative Community is about. We use intuitive art as a meditative practice, to quiet the mind, reconnect, process stuck energy, and dialogue with soul/Source energy so you can move through life with more grace, clarity, and connection. If this resonates and you would like to try it out, I love to welcome you into the SoulFully Creative Community.

There's something I've never said out loud quite like this before. For most of my life, I've been the giver. The one who shows up, takes on the extra thing, says yes when I'm already full, keeps going when I'm running on empty. And for a long time I told myself it was just who I am. A generous person. Someone who cares. But recently I've been sitting with something harder. What if it wasn't generosity? What if, underneath all of it, I was scared? Scared that if I stopped giving, stopped being useful, stopped taking on everyone else's stuff — they'd leave. Or they'd stop loving me. Or they'd realise I wasn't actually worth keeping around. Not a conscious thought. Nothing that dramatic. Just a quiet hum underneath everything. A constant low-level proving. Look how much I do. Look how capable I am. Look how little I ask for. Because if I ask for too much, I'm selfish. And selfish people get left. I grew up in a house with a lot of noise. My dad was an alcoholic. There was domestic violence. And when things are that unstable, you learn to survive. You become useful. You become the capable one. The strong one. The one who holds it together so everyone else can fall apart. I was a child and that was the role I took on And then I grew up. And I kept doing it. Because it was the only way I knew how to feel like I was enough. When I was living with my mum a few years ago, she was going through a hard time and leaning on me heavily. And I just kept taking it on. And taking it on. And taking it on. Not because she was forcing me. Because somewhere in my nervous system, saying no felt like a threat to the relationship. If I'm not giving, what am I? She's actually admitted since I moved out that she leaned on me because I was there. And I let her. Because I thought I was being selfless. I wasn't. I was proving my worth. There's a difference. The exhaustion I've been carrying recently — and it has been a lot — brought this into focus in a way it hasn't been before. Because I got to a point where I had nothing left. Not just tired. Empty. Not even being any version of myself, never mind the best version.

A funny thing happened not too long ago... we got ALL THE OPTIONS! Not just free or paid now... we have TIERS! We have FREEMIUM! We have standard, premium, and even VIP! - First I jumped into freemium, and very quickly one of our members upgraded! That felt cool! - Then we jumped into tiers. And that worked well enough too, with some new members joining on the paid tiers. - THEN came the fork in the road. There was a free experience I wanted to promote. I was almost going to create a whole separate pop-up group for it, until I realized how much extra work that would be. - I sat with it and decided that, even though this could mean refunds, it would be better to keep it simple, and just offer the goods in my main group! SO... after all this... we've gone back to freemium! FREE > FREEMIUM > TIERS > FREEMIUM If you'd like to connect & collab with other Skool group owners, you are very warmly welcomed to join us at https://skool.com/connect GOOD BITS IN THERE: - A truly lovely community - It's promo-positive (I stand with Shannon that we shouldn't feel scared to EVER promote something!) although not so very promo heavy, because we're showing up first as community members and in such a thoughtful way! - NEXT WEEK, we have two amazing calls. One with @Tommy Gan where we'll dig into Connection As Currency and the $100M Money Models. Should be quite lovely! The other is with Chris over at LifeSurfers, who is BRILLIANT and will walk us through how our Human Design impacts the right type of Skool group dynamics for us. - The "Connection & Visibility" adventure has been blessing quite a few members and is included 🫶 Anyhow... If it sounds like it could be a good match, I'd love to see you in there! <<< https://skool.com/connect >>>

Hey everyone 👋I’m looking to collaborate with a few people who’d love to share a short 10-minute pre-recorded video or audio session for my community, the 100 Walks Club — where we use mindful walking to reconnect with ourselves, nature, and joy. I’m especially interested in mindfulness, somatic practices, breathwork, gentle movement, or creativity as healing — something simple and actionable that members can try right away. ✨ What you’ll get: You’ll be featured to an engaged audience of 370+ members who care deeply about mindfulness and healing through movement. Your session will be shared inside our member library (with credit + links) and highlighted in our community feed so members can connect with you and your work. If your work helps people slow down, tune in, or come back to their bodies, I’d love to feature you. Drop a comment or DM me if this sounds like you (or tag someone who might be a great fit)! 💛

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