This is a bit long, but it's my first official communication to the women of this community My beloved Presence Room family, You've been watching me shift. You've seen me fumble through rebranding attempts, watched me wrestle with clarity, and witnessed me second-guess decisions I once made with confidence. You've been gracious as I've pivoted, paused, and sometimes felt like I was unraveling right before your eyes. And you know what? You've never once made me feel like I need to have it all figured out. Because you're right here in it with me. This is what I love about us. We're not performing for each other. We're becoming together. As I step into this new decade, I'm done pretending the metamorphosis is neat and linear. It's messy. It's uncomfortable. Some days I wake up clear as crystal about who I'm becoming, and other days I barely recognize the woman staring back at me in the mirror. But here's what I'm learning to embrace: My transformation doesn't need to be hidden. And neither does yours. So I want to ask you, my inner circle, the question I've been asking myself: Where are you still hiding—even here, even with us? I know you joined The Presence Room because you're navigating your own midlife shift. You're seeking the same clarity I am. You're trying to package your presence when some days you're not even sure what that presence is anymore. Maybe you're: - Questioning gifts you've carried for decades - Feeling invisible in spaces where you used to command attention - Wrestling with whether you misheard your calling - Wondering if "reinventing yourself" at this age is courage or foolishness - Tired of dimming your light but unsure how to let it shine authentically Sister, I see you. Because I am you. And here's what I need you to know: The very thing you're trying to figure out in private is the breakthrough someone else in this room needs to witness. Your mess is your message. Your uncertainty is your ministry. Your becoming—as awkward and unpolished as it feels—is the banner of hope someone needs to see.

There are times, we don't know the essence of our presence, but Jesus is our center. When we don't know who we are or what we are supposed to do next, we run to the one who is the center of our joy. Enjoy the songs that keeps us centered on the one who's presence is all we need. https://youtu.be/ttvBt-kVMH8?si=u59vmefajAozAkvv