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What happens when a woman stops asking for permission and simply chooses herself?
In this revealing kickoff to our Sacred Sabbaticals series, Sara shares the story of one quiet lunch that became a life-altering turning point. No big announcement. No lightning bolt. Just a sacred moment of self-reclamation that changed everything.
If your life looks "fine" from the outside but inside you’re drained, distracted, short-fused, and completely over it... this episode is your mirror and your permission slip.
✨ In this episode:
The exact moment Sara realized she’d abandoned herself—and why reclaiming her time wasn’t selfish, it was survival
What actually happens when you carve out sacred space in a life that feels too full
Why choosing yourself disrupts the status quo (and why that’s a good thing)
The difference between performative self-care and true self-reclamation
How one small moment can be the beginning of your biggest transformation
Choosing yourself is the ultimate act of rebellion and witchery. It’s not about bubble baths or buying time—it’s about breathing life back into YOU.
🌀 This is Part 1 of our Sacred Sabbaticals series, where we're exploring how to reclaim space, time, and energy for the most important relationship you'll ever have: the one with yourself.
Reflection Question:
How do you feel when you’re alone with your own energy and thoughts? What happens in that space?
What's Next in the Series:Part 2: Why “self-care Sundays” aren’t saving you (and what actually will)
Part 3: How to create your own sacred sabbatical without leaving home
TSE Tools & Resources:The Truth About Time Management for Women Who Want More
Treat Your Time Like a Crystal Grid
The Myth of Time and Harnessing Your Power Over the Illusion
How To Find Time For Yourself (Podcast Ep. 030)
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