I want to share why this space exists, not from a business angle, but from lived experience. As a child and teenager, I struggled deeply on an emotional level. I didn’t have the tools or language for what I was feeling, only the sense that something wasn’t right and I didn’t want to be here in some seasons.. By my teens, I felt completely lost. People pleasing. Trying to belong in the wrong places. Numbing myself just to get through. Feeling alone even when surrounded by people. In my early twenties, I went through something traumatic that completely changed my world. It took me to a point where I was scared to even leave the house, where going to buy bread and milk felt impossible. That was the moment my self healing journey truly began. And I want to be honest. It wasn’t easy. It wasn’t sunshine or spiritual highs. It was confronting, uncomfortable, and at times incredibly lonely. As life continued, relationships and motherhood brought another layer. The triggers. The suppressed emotions. The old wounds resurfacing in ways I didn’t expect. Then came partnership. Learning how to stay instead of run. Learning how to communicate instead of shut down. Choosing to work through things together rather than abandoning myself or the relationship. There were moments where choosing love, for myself and with my partner, felt like one of the hardest things I’d ever done. But we chose to grow. To meet our shadows. To take responsibility for our patterns. To repair instead of repeat. Parenthood has a way of bringing everything to the surface and a way of loosing our identity. There were many moments I wanted to turn away from the inner work. But I kept choosing it, not because it was easy, but because I didn’t want to pass this pain on. I chose to do the work so it didn’t live on in my children. So it didn’t become a pattern. So it didn’t continue for generations. This Women’s Circle exists because I know how isolating this journey can feel. Because healing isn’t linear. Because love isn’t passive. And because real growth happens when we feel safe enough to be honest.

Aligned living isn’t just the things you post or say you want. It’s: - what you keep choosing - what you keep tolerating - and the thoughts you replay when no one’s watching So tell me honestly are your current choices coming from conscious intention or from old patterns that feel familiar? This is a Sisterhood that tells the truth. I won’t judge you. But I won’t lie to you either.

This is our circle. A space for women to be real Honest not polished. Emotional without needing to explain or justify it. Many women have spent their lives holding it together, managing everyone else’s feelings, or staying quiet to keep the peace. This is a space where you don’t have to do that. Here, you’re allowed to: • feel what you feel • speak before you’ve made sense of it • share emotion without being rushed • be soft without being weak You don’t need fixing here. You don’t need advice unless you ask for it. You don’t need to spiritualise or tidy up your experience. This is not a place to be fixed or to fix others. At the same time, this is not a space for emotional dumping without awareness. Real sharing here means: • honesty without blame • responsibility without self-shaming • emotion with nervous system safety • truth without over-explaining We speak from our own lived experience. We listen without rescuing, correcting, or comparing. If you’re offering support, ask first. If you’re sharing, say what you need to vent, to be witnessed, or to reflect. Power here isn’t loud. Strength here isn’t self-sacrifice. Power here is self honesty. Strength here is self-trust. What’s shared here stays here. This is Sisterhood. Not performance. Not hierarchy. Just women, telling the truth together.