Here’s what it felt like afterwards. The other day I publicly shared one of the most vulnerable stories I’ve ever told about my business. The moment I almost walked away from it. After posting it, someone asked me how it actually felt to share something that honest. And the answer that came back was interesting. “Exposed… but in a good way. More accountable. More open. More hopeful. Like standing at a new beginning.” That last line really stuck with me. Because telling the truth can feel scary in the moment… But sometimes it also feels like stepping into something new. Which made me curious about something. When people share vulnerable stories online, reactions can be mixed. Some people see it as strength. Some people see it as oversharing. Some people never feel comfortable doing it at all. So I’d so much love to hear your perspective. When you share something real or vulnerable about your journey… Does it feel empowering? Uncomfortable? Healing? Or something else entirely? And if conversations like this resonate with you, we have a lot more of them happening inside Empowered Spirit Tribe, a space where women can talk about the real things behind the scenes of life and business. I’d just love to hear your thoughts…

Our subconscious is nothing like our ego. Our ego wants the best of everything, our subconscious wants what's best for us.

Hey everyone 👋 Just joined this community so thought I’d introduce myself. I’m a meditation teacher & spiritual mentor and started a meditation community here on skool in the new year. So still finding my way around but excited to grow 😊 I’ve been a Tibetan Buddhist for 25 years but teach secularly so that it’s relatable for everyone 😊 Looking forward to getting to know everyone!

Many awakenings don’t arrive like lightning—they rise like a tide. You may be in a “stable enough” season outwardly, but inwardly you can feel your frequency changing: old motivations don’t land the same, and a quiet decision point is forming on the horizon. This is the soul’s incubation period. The invitation isn’t to force a leap—it’s to listen. Notice what softens your nervous system, what lights your heart, what makes you disappear into the moment. Those are breadcrumbs from your higher self. And the shift doesn’t have to be all-or-nothing. Spirit often moves through layering: one foot in the practical (current work), while your energy expands into new callings. Conversations, “random” opportunities, and even the option farthest from your radar can be the doorway—because purpose rarely arrives through the familiar. What looks like a career change or retirement is often an initiation: releasing an old identity, reclaiming your time and life force, and stepping into a more aligned way of being—where your work becomes an extension of your awakening. A little exercise to get you thinking. 🧭 Comment: Which phase are you in—Stability / Layering / Transition? Example: “Layering — keeping my job for now, but I’m building a coaching offer on weekends.” ✨ Breadcrumb check: What’s one thing that’s been lighting you up lately? Example: “I lose track of time when I’m writing/refining ideas and helping friends map their next step.” 🗓️ Micro-step: What’s one low-risk test you’ll do this week? Example: “I’m scheduling one coffee chat with someone in the field I’m curious about, and I’m going to attend one meetup to feel the energy.”

I've been at it for a while but I forgot how much I needed to include Divine love. To know we are Divine love incarnate and never separated. It speaks to my nervous system in ways that I never was able to before. When it finally clicks and becomes embodied, it brings a whole new level.