Sorry for the late notice!

This morning I listened to CDNA 4.1; my two biggest takeaways were 1) Be intentional with what I listen to/read/watch, and 2) Take action and I will get results. Recently I was challenged by a Truth (I don’t recall who said it): sometimes it is better to move ahead with something less-than-perfect, rather than get hung up trying to perfect my outcome before moving on. Example: I can spend all day perfecting a marketing video for social media, or I can crank out 5 videos that are a little less than perfect. In today’s world of AI, there are instances where some imperfections are actually good - it indicates a real human creator rather than an AI machine. One more thing I’ve been considering for a while: does the 80/20 rule apply to effort/perfection? The idea is that 20% of the total effort is expended to achieve 80% perfection, and the other 80% of the effort goes into achieving the last 20% of perfection. If you have any thoughts on this, I would love to hear them! Y’all have a great day!

Hello, Shalom, my name is Ruth, I am now 57 living in the village of Riverton, Manitoba. I have been married 37 years with 5 kids ages 27-35, 4 are married and 2 grandchildren. My husband has developed a tractor for Africa (we are humanitarian workers) and is soon to be in South Sudan where 2 have been sold. I am a creative, musical, compassionate soul with a counselling/children’s ministry degree, who knows she is and all humanity is deeply loved by God. Joined to Him in spirit, my passion is that my whole being is transformed, healed and my goal is to bring others along with me into being healed, transformed and truly knowing this amazing God. In my journey, He keeps bringing me back around to this group. I know I need mentorship and the consistency of pressing play and showing up. Thank you Chantel, Carlos, Irina and Jessie for your faithfulness. I anticipate a deeper level of victory in my life during this connection with you all. I am back in the saddle again and loving it!!

I can't believe it's already February! This is the heads up that we will be archiving the videos in the "Women's Training" Classroom from 2025. I'll leave them for another week if anyone wants to watch any recordings. Thank you all for an amazing year and now.... we release in order to receive the new...2026!💫

I am sharing this photo after the powerful women’s call this week where this was the topic of discussion. It felt too meaningful not to share. Most of us know that the caterpillar turns into a butterfly. There is an important part of the process that often gets overlooked. Before becoming a butterfly, the caterpillar enters the pupa stage and forms a chrysalis. Inside the chrysalis its body completely breaks down and reorganizes itself into something new. This phase is often referred to as the goo stage. That’s where I feel I am right now. Life has been asking me to reorganize. To let go of old versions of myself, old patterns, old ways of being and to trust what is forming beneath the surface. It’s messy. It’s uncomfortable, but it’s necessary. What’s interesting is that the pupa stage can last weeks, months, or even years depending on the species and environment. In harsh conditions, some butterflies take up to three years before they emerge. I truly believe that’s been my journey. Because of the challenges I have faced, my process has taken longer, but I can feel it now. My wings are taking shape and I believe this is the year my butterfly emerges. So if life feels messy right now remember this is only a stage. Some of us transform sooner than others, and that’s okay. We are all unique. We all have different journeys. Even if the world can’t see your transformation yet, it is happening on the inside. Give yourself time. Trust the process. Your wings are forming. 🦋 #livewellwithshelia #epicyourlife #nevergiveup #ibelieveinyou