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We are somethings fighting against the very thing that is supposed to shift us into position. Our resistance sometime is not because we don't know it's because we are fearful. Get in the Shift: https://youtu.be/VxFodJ0HLwc

As I meditated on turning 60 yesterday, I remembered when I was in my 30s and 40s—how bold I was. Unapologetic. Unfiltered. Willing to take risks and speak my mind without second-guessing myself. But somewhere along the way, I became more of a complicit conformist. I didn't even realize it was happening. I became conditioned to fit in rather than stand out. To play it safe rather than take up space. To blend rather than be seen. Somehow, turning a year older shifted something in me. Today, I did my first live TikTok. I know there are "specific ways" to do it—rules, strategies, formulas that everyone swears by. But I said, "The best way to learn is to just do it." Because here's the truth: we're living in a society that says, "Be yourself… but make sure you're like us." And that? That's complicity. That's conformity dressed up as freedom. And for the midlife woman? Complicity has not gotten us very far. Now, I'm not saying I'm just going to step out and break the law or create my own reckless rules. But I do plan to continue finding the woman I thought I lost. I intend to present myself in a whole new way—one that may not be the norm for those who think they get to determine what "normal" is. But it will be at my pace and with the grace that characterizes me best. I'm ready to let my presence stand out, rather than blend in. Because here's what I've learned: there is a presence we all carry that's not like anyone else. It's not supposed to be duplicated, diluted, or domesticated. It's supposed to be distinct. It's supposed to be you. So let's stop trying to shrink ourselves to make others comfortable. Let's stop apologizing for taking up space. Let's learn to embrace who we've become—not who others expect us to be. But more importantly, what's your presence saying? Are you standing out, or are you still trying to blend in? It's time we stop being complicit in our own erasure. Your Personal Presence Makes You Stand Out...

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This one is long, I apologize … but it’s the story of my sister’s loss exactly one year ago on 17 October. 1 Year has gone so fast. Today marks one year since I last heard my sister's voice, and we both said how much we loved each other. I planned to catch a flight the following week just to spend time with her, since it had been a year since we'd actually seen each other in person. Neither of us—at least not me—thought it would be the last time we spoke. The next day, I received the dreaded call from the Arizona Police. My sister had passed away in her sleep. She was found by her friend, the one she shared dog-walking duties with. For those who are grieving, whether it's the loss of a loved one or any other form of loss, I hope this helps you the way it's helped me. In many ways, I believe I was keeping myself busy to avoid thinking about my sister. But when you truly love someone, how can you not think about them? And why should we avoid grieving loss? One of the things my sister always said was that when she got her health straightened out, she would feel better about "finding herself again." Today, I found myself realizing that I was avoiding acknowledging that I still miss my sister—and that's okay. So why not allow yourself to feel? So I started writing a book that I'll be publishing soon as an ebook. Because my sister was my best friend, and when she passed, I felt like a part of me died with her. Not to mention, she was my last sister—my older three siblings had already passed away as well. So here I am, 59 at the time, feeling like an orphan. For real. So, let's name it. Let's honor it. Let's give your grief permission to exist so it can finally, gently, begin to heal. Permission to Feel It All In our Christian culture, we sometimes pressure ourselves to "count it all joy" or "be grateful" without allowing space for the very real sadness that accompanies major life transitions. But look at Jesus—He wept. He felt deeply. He didn't rush through difficult emotions.