What if that unexpected pause in your life wasn't a detour but a divine redirection? After experiencing a 365-day hiatus following a layoff, I've discovered something transformative about the sacred work of reestablishing—it's not about erasing what happened, but returning to who you truly are.
The first day of autumn brings with it a powerful invitation. It's time to stop settling for relevance and start reclaiming our rootedness. Throughout this journey, I've come to understand that a career can pay well without fulfilling your calling, that comfort often masquerades as contentment while keeping you stagnant. True reestablishment happens through three powerful movements: reconnecting with your authentic self, rebuilding foundations on truth rather than trauma, and reclaiming your God-given rhythm without apology.
This transformative work doesn't require overhauling your entire existence overnight. It begins with five simple yet profound practices: auditing your agreements to distinguish between alignment and obligation, creating a brief daily ritual that reconnects you to yourself, reaching out to someone who makes you feel safe or stretched, making one purpose-over-performance move each week, and journaling about what you're reestablishing daily. With only three months left in the year, don't postpone your transformation until January. You can begin right now, understanding that you're not late and not lost—you're simply being reestablished. Ready to give yourself permission to return home to who you've always been? Let's walk this path together. Share your reestablishment journey with me and join our community of those brave enough to choose rootedness over relevance.