STORIES IN ACTION

A space where women repair their relationship with themselves so they can move out of stuckness, trust their decisions, and step forward with clarity.

Join our FREE monthly event for growth-minded professionals, leaders, business owners, expats, and shift-seekers. 

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Last Tuesday of the month at 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM EST/ 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM CET

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2026 Schedule

Each month, we’ll explore a different aspect of the internal stories that shape how we live, lead, and build.

January 27: Reset

February 24: Desire

March 31: Rebirth

April 28: Expression

May 26: Boldness

June 30: Support

July 28: Presence

August 25: Intuition

Sept 29: Surrender

Oct 27: Integrity

Nov 24: Integration

Dec TBD: Reflection

Where internal stories get Updated…

So decisions get easier.

Stories In Action is a monthly space for high-functioning women rebuilding self-trust from the inside out. Repair your relationship with yourself so you can move out of ‘stuckness’, trust your decisions, and step forward with clarity.

This is your space to slow down not to escape life, but to understand the stories shaping it, rewrite the ones that keep you second-guessing yourself, and walk away grounded, clear, and ready for your next aligned step.

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Your Stories shape you

Every experience you’ve lived — the painful ones, the proud ones, the unresolved ones — has shaped the way you see yourself and the choices you make today.

Stories In Action is where your lived experience becomes usable — where your story shifts from something you carry to something that carries you forward.

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You’ll use writing as a way to surface the internal narratives shaping your choices—but the work here is integration.

This isn’t about processing for processing’s sake. It’s about understanding how the stories you’ve lived inside are influencing how you decide, relate, and lead today.

It’s time to understand the story you’re living from—and decide whether it still fits.

This is so much more than “Dear Diary” sitch.

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Feedback from the community 👇

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What You’ll Gain:

  • Emotional clarity: See the belief or story that’s been quietly running the show — and finally loosen its grip.

  • A grounded reframe: A perspective shift that replaces self-doubt with self-trust (no bypassing, no toxic positivity).

  • An aligned micro-action: One clear, doable next step that supports your growth right now, not someday.

  • Real connection: Honest conversation with women who aren’t fixing, performing, or pretending.

  • Decision clarity: That grounded sense of “I know what my next step is”—without forcing, rushing, or outsourcing your authority.

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  • I really loved the intentionality...

    And how you led the group through the prompt, and just having something to focus on and think about definitely got my gears turning. And it's also falling in line with a lot of things that I've been thinking about personally anyway. So it really was right in line with things that I've been working on and getting other people's perspectives on what they do is also amazing.

    Stacey

  • I really like hearing from other people.

    I tend to listen to their stories and cling on to little tidbits or little sparks that hopefully give me an idea for something I can implement or try or maybe my next business move, whatever. 

    So I appreciate you giving people the space to kind of share what's going on in their business. Because I think that hearing other people's stories is important for so many reasons.

    Kerry

  • I wanted to thank you for yesterday's session. I loved it.

    Thank you for inviting me and holding space. It was refreshing to be with other like-minded ladies who were vulnerable and open. It was good to see people in all their humanness and to share and empathise in their experience.

    Powerful stuff.  I didn't know you could connect in a professional sense like this.

    Kim

  • I absolutely love the space you've created.

    I just love that ability of having somewhere to share these things and get feedback and even just have someone be able to listen and understand because it's not always easy with our friends because they maybe don't always understand where we're coming from.

    Jen

  • Such a cozy atmosphere that you created.

    The prompts were super helpful. Kind of gets the juices flowing. 

    I think it's easier to process and to share when there is something to start from, instead of starting from a blank slate. 

    And then when I got my juices going and I was just kind of like had so much to say — just kind of like vibing off of everyone else's energy.  So it was really just a cool opportunity just to connect and grow deeper.

    Rita

  • I'm so glad that I made the time to go today.

    I just like feel like you are like filling a really big need with your events and like just the transparency and like vulnerability and just the opportunity for people to really be open and honest about their struggles in business.

    You hit the nail on the head today when you mentioned that at most networking events, you don't really feel like you can share the kinds of things that we are able to share and that you're leading us through. So I just really appreciate it.

    Cheri

  • Your session was so refreshing.

    It was one of the few places that I have been to where it's my first time joining and I felt the community. Like I felt like I'm part of something.

    Sometimes when things are just getting started or when you join for the first time, there's almost that like exclusionary of like, oh, you don't know these people yet. I didn't get that vibe at all, which was really fun and amazing.

    Stacey

  • It was a great way to start the day.

    I really didn't know what to expect! Needed that perspective shift and I guess permission slip!

    Akeisha

  • I like how it’s international!

    I enjoyed the community and thought it was a good group of women mature in their thinking and their businesses even if in a pivot. 

    Callie

Why This Space Is Different

This isn’t a mastermind, a support group, or a networking circle.

It’s a community for narrative integration, where you work with the stories shaping your identity so you can show up with more trust, clarity, and consistency in your life and work.

Through guided journaling, open sharing, and intentional reflection, you’ll learn how your stories shape your behaviors, your patterns, your purpose… and how to shift them.

You don’t need to have it all together. In fact, the messier the better.
You just need to be curious, open, and willing to look at your life through a different lens.

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These are monthly meetings that matter.

When: Last Tuesday of every month

Time: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM EST / 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM CET

Format: Zoom, cameras on.

Opening reading followed by open discussion.

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Who This Is For

Stories In Action is for women who are competent, thoughtful, and self-aware yet find themselves stuck, second-guessing, or disconnected from their own authority.

Women who feel the gap between who they’ve been and who they’re becoming and want a place to work with that transition honestly.

Women who feel called to:

  • Grow personally and professionally

  • Shift limiting beliefs that keep resurfacing

  • Build authentic connections in a safe space

  • Understand themselves on a deeper level

  • Share vulnerably without fear of judgment

  • Take aligned action toward a more intentional life.

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Why Your Stories Matter.

Your experiences aren’t random.

They’re the curriculum of your becoming (hey, I used to be a teacher, so I had to throw that one in 😉).

When you learn to listen to them, honor them, and reframe them, you unlock a new level of inner freedom — and that freedom changes everything.

It definitely changed everything for me…

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If we haven’t met yet, I’m Jessica.

Fifteen years ago, I hit an emotional rock bottom — the kind that forces you to tell the truth.

That season led me to therapy and to Al-Anon, where I learned something that would shape everything I do now: Our behavior is driven by the stories we believe about ourselves — not by willpower, strategy, or intention.

Those rooms taught me how to see my patterns without shame.

How to question the roles I’d been performing.

And how to release stories that were keeping me small.

Years later, when I left my teaching career and started my business, that lesson came roaring back.

My work didn’t feel hard because I lacked clarity or skill.

It felt hard because I was still operating from old internal narratives — about safety, worth, and trust — that I had never fully rewritten.

Once I shifted the story, everything changed…how I decided, how I showed up, and what I built.

Stories In Action exists because of that realization.

This is a growing global community of women who know that real growth doesn’t start on the outside— it starts with being radically honest with yourself.

These are women who are tired of pretending and who want real connections.

Women who are actively stepping deeper into their authenticity, clarity, and courage — one month, one share, one story at a time.

This is the room I once needed. And now, I’m honored to hold it for you.

Reshape your identity & your future.

Join us to work with the stories shaping your decisions—one honest conversation at a time.

I'M IN!