The Myth of Not Knowing Enough: Why Soul-Led Leaders Must Reclaim Their Voice
Reclaiming your voice is not a singular moment: It’s a daily rhythm. Soul-led leaders often carry wisdom that resists measurement. It doesn’t live in bullet points or shiny slides. It emerges from experience. From devotion. From sitting in discomfort long enough to listen past it. Their wisdom is rarely loud, but it’s undeniable. And often… it’s hidden. Waiting. For permission. For proof. For safety. Read the post to learn more about how to rediscover your authentic voice.
Transitions: The In-Between Space of Becoming
There’s a moment that lives between who you were and who you’re becoming. It doesn’t come with a pitch deck or a launch plan. It doesn’t respond to productivity hacks or brand strategy. Instead, it comes as a pause you didn’t plan for. The space between what used to make sense and what no longer does. One part of you knows you can’t go back. And the other hasn’t yet figured out what forward means. What’s falling away in your life right now, even if you can’t fully explain it? Learn more about how to navigate this neutral in-between zone from who you were to who you were always meant to be.
The Importance of Discomfort: Where Possibility Begins
Growth doesn’t live in the cushioned middle. It lives at the edge, that trembling line between what you know and what you’ve never dared to touch. It’s where the ground feels unsteady, the air feels thin, and the heat of change wraps around you like fire meeting steel. When you’re at the edge, every instinct tells you to retreat. But the realm of possibilities doesn’t exist behind you. It exists forward, past the hesitation, through the discomfort. Transformation is rarely tidy. It’s often messy, raw, and deeply uncomfortable. Let’s walk through this together in this post.