|
Hi Reader, I was reflecting on myself and the people who I am in community with.. We know how to be productive. We know how to hit the goal, close the deal, deliver the result, and keep every plate spinning while everyone around us wonders how we do it all. Achievement has always been our standard so it can begin to feel like it comes naturally to us. We built an identity around proving our worth through output, and the more we accomplished, the more we tied our value to the next accomplishment. At some point rest began to feel like proof that we were "falling behind." What I've grown to understand is that we are always selecting a reality through our attention, our awareness, and our focus. When every ounce of that focus goes toward achieving, we can stay in a loop where our worth is always one accomplishment away. Our true power comes from recognizing that our value already exists as a settled fact, fully independent of what we produce. This is the recalibration we’re doing together in Bali this September. High achieving women, gathering to witness the identity we built for survival, root into the one built for wholeness, and finally experience what it feels like to receive instead of earn. Ceremony, movement, beach time, stillness, all designed for women whose nervous systems need more practice on how to slow down. We also have a world renowned retreat photographer joining us, so we will be returning with images that reflect the divinity underneath all of our achieving. Only 3 spots remain for the Bali Identity Recalibration Retreat, September 15 through 21. Reply to this email or click here to claim your spot in the Identity Recalibration Retreat. Have a spectacular week! With so much love, Meg |
Subscribe for tools that help you strengthen your mindset, align with your true identity, and condition your nervous system for peace, power, and divine flow. It’s time to train in truth and walk in it daily.
Hey Reader, For the past several weeks inside of our community, we have been dissecting a story in Second Kings about a widow, deep in debt, with a creditor coming for her two sons, cries out to the prophet Elisha, and he asks her one question: “Tell me, what do you have in your house?” She answers, “Your servant has nothing there at all, except a small jar of olive oil.” (2 Kings 4:2, NIV) Even though she perceived the jar being small, she borrowed man empty jars, shut the door and poured,...
Hi Reader, On one of our recent daily gratitude calls, a member of our circle dropped this message in the chat... Many of us know that feeling. We grew up being told God was somewhere up there, watching, keeping score, waiting for us to finally get it right because we were born "sinners". It never really sat right with me.. and I now realize that it was a narrative that manipulated people throughout history to be "obedient" and submit to some very harmful people. This is the difference...
Hey Reader, Two headlines found their way to me this month, which says a lot for someone who lives a mostly TV free life, and together they paint a vivid picture of where so many of us are standing right now. The first comes from the Census Bureau. More Americans applied to start a business in the first half of 2026 than in any first half on record, with more than three million applications filed by midyear. Most of these are one person businesses, someone taking a skill, an idea or a talent...