Where Story Meets Spirit
You don't heal by fighting the current.
And, you don't need another program.
You only need to remember who you've always been.
Maybe you've been carrying weight for years.
Loss stacked on disappointment stacked on heartbreak.
The world keeps delivering blows,
and each one lands a little harder than the last.
You're tired. Not just regular tired. Soul tired.
You've tried things. Books. Programs. Maybe therapy.
And some of it helped—for a while.
But you're still here. Still feeling stuck. Still wondering why you can't seem to break through to the life you know is waiting for you.
And maybe—somewhere along the way—you started to believe you're just too soft for this world.
Too open. Too giving.
That that's the problem.
I know that feeling.
I believed it about myself for decades.
But here's what I've learned: Being open-hearted isn't your weakness. It's your greatest strength—you just haven't learned how to hold it yet.
Picture yourself standing in a river.
The water rushes past—cold, demanding. You feel the pull of the current against your legs. Your feet search for purchase on the shifting riverbed.
Everything in you wants to fight it. Push back. Exhaust yourself resisting.
But what if you didn't have to fight?
What if, instead, you could become so rooted, so solid, so deeply anchored in who you really are—that the current simply flows around you?
The water still rushes. The chaos still swirls.
But you don't move.
You're not fighting. You're not falling.
You're standing.
That's what I want for you.
To stand solid. To smile gently with inner knowing. To let all the noise and criticism and chaos slide past you like water around stone.
Not because you've hardened yourself. Not because you've stopped feeling.
But because you've found that quiet place inside where nothing from out there can reach you.
I'm Linda.
I spent 35 years as an occupational therapist helping wounded adults heal—until I realized I'd lost myself along the way.
After years of carrying my own weight—grief, loss, political heartbreak, the cumulative toll of a world in turmoil—I found my way back. Not by fighting harder, but by remembering who I'd always been.
Now I guide women who are soul-tired and ready for change. I don't tell you what to do. I help you see what's happening, your role in it, the impact it has. And then I simply ask: What's next?
Where Story Meets Spirit
Let me walk with you.
When you sign up, I'll send you a series of letters—my story, the teachings that changed everything, and an invitation to find your own solid ground.
This isn't a course. It's not a sales pitch. It's just honest words from someone who's been where you are and found her way through.
The current is strong.
But you can be stronger.
