The Compass
A Month of Purposeful Conversations
November 21 — December 21, 2025 & January 22 — February 21, 2026
A free offering for women in a season of turning inward
The Compass is a free Depth Coaching conversation for women who feel the quiet tug to slow down and listen inward—a contemplative space to listen to the quiet wisdom of your own life—especially at moments of transition, fatigue, or re-orientation.
This isn't a course or a program. It's an opportunity to slow down, reconnect, and reflect with someone who can help you listen to the truth beneath the noise. Together, we'll explore what's asking to be seen, what's ready to soften, and what's waiting to emerge as you enter the stillness of winter.
What if the life you've been living has always been walking you home to your true self—but it's been asking you to slow down and listen first?
A compass doesn't create the path—it simply points toward what's already calling you. Every wound you've carried, every pattern you've wrestled with, and every moment you've felt lost has been a quiet signal guiding you toward the deeper truth of who you are.
The Compass is offered during threshold seasons of the year—times when something old has loosened, and something new hasn’t yet asked to be named.
Upcoming offering: January 22 – February 21, 2026
The Compass might be a good fit for you if…
You’re in a season where the outer world has become too loud—where achievement, productivity, and even self-improvement no longer feel nourishing.
What once motivated you now feels hollow.
The pace you've been keeping feels unsustainable.
Something in you longs for quiet, for meaning, for a slower rhythm that feels like home.
You sense that something deeper is calling, though you can't yet name it.
You may be in a season of uncertainty or transition, feeling called to slow down and listen more deeply.
You sense that something in you is ready to shift—but you can't quite say what it is.
The Compass offers a way forward through Depth Coaching.
It's not about fixing yourself or creating a five-year plan. It's about remembering what's already true beneath the noise: that you're enough, that your small corner of the world is exactly where you're meant to be, and that every season of your life is preparing you for what comes next.
While winter often invites rest, the early weeks of the year ask a different kind of listening—one that helps us orient before momentum takes over. The Compass returns in this season not to help you plan your year, but to help you remember what matters before the year carries you away.
Why is The Compass free?
I’m excited to reconnect with my community and coaching practice after almost a year away. I’m deeply grateful to those of you who stayed with me this year and followed along as I explored what became a season of purposeful removal. As well as to those of you who joined me this year.
This past year taught me that reconnecting with my true self isn’t about answering old questions—it’s about asking new ones, and trusting that the answers come from our small corners of the world.
If you’re ready, I’m here to help you do the same.
I also believe we’re living in a tenuous time, and I know many women could benefit from this kind of support, regardless of resources. Offering these conversations freely is my way of honoring that need—a space where anyone who is in need can pause, be witnessed, and reconnect with themselves without barriers.
Some who join may choose to work with me further in the future, but that is not the purpose or expectation. The purpose is simply to offer a quiet, reflective space for you to listen to your inner wisdom and be heard.
The Details
The Container: One 60-minute Depth Coaching conversation on Zoom
Dates: Offered freely between January 22 - February 21, 2026
Cost: Free—a gift for this inward season
Registration: Book your spot using the button below
A few days before our call, you’ll receive a few short reflection prompts to help you prepare for our session.
While only one free session is allowed per person, there’s no limit on the total number of available spaces—just the natural limits of my schedule.