How to Realign with Your Purpose Mid-Year

How to Realign with Your Purpose Mid-Year

Jennie Emory Jenem
Published on: 18/06/2025

Feeling off-track mid-year? This gentle guide helps you realign with your purpose, release old goals, and begin again—wiser and more grounded.

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My Solo Flight, Sacred Framework: Living on Purpose at 67

My Solo Flight, Sacred Framework: Living on Purpose at 67

Jennie Emory Jenem
Published on: 11/06/2025

Explore how to honor your own design at 67—living with intention, resilience, and grace. A sacred framework for thriving in midlife.

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Grace, Space, and the Shift into Significance: Living Holistic Harmony by Design Part 1 of 2

Grace, Space, and the Shift into Significance: Living Holistic Harmony by Design Part 1 of 2

Jennie Emory Jenem
Published on: 14/05/2025

Discover how to shift from survival to significance by embracing life’s cracks, honoring your journey, and designing a life of grace, space, and empowered transformation. Learn to live by design—not by default—with holistic harmony.

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Navigating Change and Loss: A Path to Coherence and Confidence

Navigating Change and Loss: A Path to Coherence and Confidence

Published on: 17/02/2025

Life after loss is not a linear path. It twists and turns, often in ways we never anticipated. One day, you feel steady, and the next, you find yourself standing in the same metaphorical “hole,” wondering how you got there.