I hit a quiet collapse recently — the kind where you still look “functional,” but inside you’re running on survival mode. Work pressure, job transition, deep inner work, and then losing a loved one followed by a whole heap of family drama… it all stacked up until my ADHD wiring and trauma responses collided. The shutdown was mega real. Me wanting to help others built emotional capacity wiped out by what my nervous system still sees as “ normal” a humbling experience for real and completely knocked out by it. Even with all the language I’ve learned for this, I’m realising that I am still practicing the mastery of when PTSD meets ADHD. So right now, I’m moving in small containers — 7‑day or 21‑day sprints — just enough to reduce overwhelm and keep me grounded while I rebuild. And rebuilding I Shall ✊🏾❤️🙏🏾 And here’s the part I don’t usually say: I operate in invisible mode. I’m not a natural ( nor a serial 😜) poster. Being loud and visible equalled danger!! I know what it feels like to withdraw until you disappear completely. I know the loop. I know the pattern all too well. So I’m wondering… where are the other invisible ones in this community? The quiet ones. The ones who hide when things get heavy. The ones who don’t know how to say “I’m not okay.” If that’s you, please reach out. Send a DM comment whatever feels safe. You don’t have to show up loudly — just show up. Even a whisper counts. Peace ☮️ and Love ❤️

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Today was the last session of the 6-week transformation program. Everyone shared their amazing and inspiring testimonials. I cried here and there. Deep down I knew I wanted to share my experience, but the old version of me was in the back of my mind trying to make me feel like I wasn’t safe to share. It was the fear that I wouldn’t know what to say. Or the fear that my words wouldn’t matter. That I wouldn’t matter. But I decided to choose the new me. The one that felt broken on day 1 but is now empowered and transformed. And so I spoke up. I didn’t think I would break down in tears. And I don’t mean 1 or 2 tears. I’m talking about ugly crying. On camera. Putting my entire heart out there for everyone to see and feel. But that is exactly what I needed in that moment. To release the part of me that no longer belonged in this timeline. And I’m just so grateful for that moment for everyone who showed their support in that deeply vulnerable and emotional moment. I’m so grateful to have been able to enroll in this program when I thought it wasn’t possible. The universe made it happen because it was truly meant for me. And I showed up. Every day. And there were times that I didn’t do a check-in, or I didn’t do my workout, or didn’t wash the dishes. But what I learned is that it’s not about being perfect every day. It’s all about coming back stronger and never giving up on yourself. I’ve experienced so many transformations throughout this 7 weeks (5-day challenge + 6-week program). I’ve become more self-aware. I learned things about myself that changed my perspectives about the many things that were holding me back. I started showing myself to the world after years in isolation being afraid of rejection. And I did it vulnerably and proudly and gained amazing connections. I became clear about what my purpose is on this Earth. I put full faith into the business I started but couldn’t launch (I am launching soon 🥰), I learned - more like confirmed - that I am magical AF and there is no one on this planet like me. I was able to make sense of my life. Why things happened the way they did. Why people treated me the way they did. Why I treated myself the way I did. And I learned to love and forgive myself for what I didn’t know then but know now.

Hi fellow minded students, My name is Tracey and I live in Kent. I am so kind to others but a really hard task master on myself, I would never talk to other people the way I talk to myself (or I'd have no friends left!) 🤪 I am so happy to be part of a community where I can be myself and not have to put on my 'outdoor hat' in order for people to accept me - because I've been doing that my whole life and it has not bought me any happiness whatsoever! I am a lover of nature and one of my favourite things to do is, to go out in my garden first thing and enjoy the blessings we have been freely given - such as - the fact I even woke up this morning because sadly, many people did not 🥲 I enjoy listening to the birdsong, some of those tiny birds really sing their hearts out lol - I love watching butterflies dance together, I enjoy looking at the different cloud formations and I make out some very strange shapes along the way 😂 I am enjoying the sun because we don't always get that in the UK! I think being grateful for things really helps me, I am grateful for my sight, my hearing, my taste buds, my sense of smell because without even one of these, life would not be the same - so it is something I do not take for granted. I am not able to walk without a walking aid and I often sit and watch people just walking about and I think that they have no idea how fortunate they are to be able to do this because I used to take it for granted, as most of us do, but it is not until we lose something, that we realise just how precious it was! Here are some photos that I took this morning ..... I hope at least one of them brings a smile to your face. Hope and hugs 🤗 Tracey 🌸 I

Hi everyone, as promised, this time we also did a pre-challenge engagement challenge, and here are the winners. 🥇 Place 1-3: $150 community credit @Renee Kers @Deb Brouwer @Tracy Weiss 🥈 Place 4-6: $100 community credit @Suliet Rivera @Cathy A Castagna @Lynn Berry 🥉 Place 7-10: $50 community credit @Kat Mul @Leonie Osborne @Judy Hamilton @Tuuli Gress Thank you all so much. I will contact you soon 💛