A Ripple of Change: Finding Harmony in Life’s Calling

A Ripple of Change: Finding Harmony in Life’s Calling

by | Nov 21, 2024 | carpe diem, christmas, divorce, dreams, family, future, hoildays, journaling, marriage, Podcast, Relationship Advice, thanksgiving

Growing up, I always believed I could change the world. Inspired by the movements of my youth—peace rallies, bold voices, and a deep yearning for unity—I carried a dream in my heart. I wanted to do something to make a difference, no matter how small.

At just 10 years old, I saved up my allowance to buy a POW bracelet. The cheap copper turned my wrist green, but I wore it proudly. It wasn’t about the metal; it was about the meaning—the belief that even the smallest gestures could spark change.

That belief never left me.

I think back to the Coca-Cola commercial with its hopeful tune, “I’d like to teach the world to sing in perfect harmony.” It wasn’t just a catchy melody; it was a vision of what could be—a world where peace and unity were more than fleeting ideals.

Fast-forward to now, and the world often feels as turbulent as it did then. Yet I still believe in the power of small, intentional actions to spark ripples of change.Maybe that’s why I’ve found my purpose as a coach—helping people find their own harmony, one choice at a time.

It wasn’t always clear. Like many, I followed the “expected” path: college, career, marriage, family.

While meaningful, those milestones didn’t fulfill the deeper calling I felt inside. No one told me to discover my passion—to ask myself, “What brings you joy? What change can you bring to the world?”

When I finally stopped and listened, the answer was simple: I wanted to help others create lives they love. To help them find their unique harmony.

Imagine for a moment: What if you made one small change today? A simple act of gratitude. A bold choice to follow your dreams. A quiet moment to reflect on what you truly want.

Change doesn’t have to be revolutionary to matter.

A small ripple can lead to waves you never imagined.

This Thanksgiving season, as the world reflects on gratitude and giving, let’s also reflect on what we’re building—for ourselves and each other. We may not always be able to change the world in sweeping ways, but we can create ripples that inspire, uplift, and grow.

So, I’ll ask you: What’s one small thing you could do today to start your ripple?

Love and Light,

Michele

If you’re ready to explore the possibilities, I’d love to support you.

Together, we can uncover the harmony that’s waiting in your life.

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Write a Letter to Your Younger Self

Write a Letter to Your Younger Self

by | Sep 7, 2024 | carpe diem, divorce, dreams, family, future, journaling, marriage, past, Podcast, Podcaster, podcasting, present, Reflection, Relationship Advice, Travel

Write a Letter to Your Younger Self

Write a Letter to Your Younger Self – Writing a letter to your younger self is a fun personal growth activity. It really gives you the opportunity to reflect on your life, and a lovely way to stay mindful and create awareness about what’s important in life.

Taking care of yourself, both mentally and physically, is crucial as you navigate life transitions. You’re not alone, and there is a path forward, even if it doesn’t feel like it right now. If you know someone that could use a little boost of Self Care, please feel free to share this tip with them by hitting the button below.

 

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NO GOING BACK

NO GOING BACK

by | Jul 11, 2024 | carpe diem, divorce, dreams, family, future, journaling, marriage, past, Podcast, Podcaster, podcasting, present, Reflection, Relationship Advice, Travel

“You can’t go back to how things were. How you thought they were. All you really have is…now.”

― Jay Asher

A while back while talking to a friend, I was sharing some sentimental feelings regarding what I missed about the experience of a relationship I had completed several months earlier.

…the fun things we’d done together…

…the companionship…

…the dinners and laughter shared during those “awesome” moments.

Then she said, “Well, you can always go back.”

And I responded, “No, no, I am unavailable to go BACK to anything in my life.”

While not my focal point, I also remembered the feelings of loneliness, sadness, and uncertainty about where either of us stood in the relationship.

For me the only path forward was one of expansion and growth.

Going backward in any area of life once you’ve expanded and grown beyond where you once were is nearly impossible.

It’s like trying to push toothpaste back into the tube after it’s been squeezed out. Once it’s out, it’s onto its purpose—there’s no going back without making a big mess.

Though I can feel sentimental about the memories of my past, I know in my heart there’s so much more out there for me.

The same is true for you!

If you spend your time and energy in the past, you never have the delightful experience of the present moment. And if you’re not living in the present, where are you?

Creating a future from the present is filled with creativity and so much more fun!

When the dynamics of relationships, careers, financial circumstances change, it doesn’t mean life is over, it just means it’s time to see what else is possible for you.

I’m not saying every step of the way will be easy, but letting things unfold as they’re meant to be almost always leads to something you never expected in the past.

​If you need someone to take that step forward with, schedule a free consultation with me and together we’ll explore what’s possible for you!

Love and Light,

Michèle