Beginnings are everywhere.
In every sunrise, every Monday, every choice to reset. In this episode, we explore why starting over feels so hard, how to release the fear of wasted time, and why beginnings are actually proof of resilience.
I’ll share reflections from my own resets, simple rituals for grounding into fresh starts, and even wisdom from myths and traditions. From the phoenix rising to the cycles of the moon, which remind us beginnings are sacred, not something to fear.
If you’ve been waiting for a sign, this is it. Your permission slip to start fresh, no matter where you are.
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