I'm Meshaelle.
And I'm still figuring out who I am.
I've been a lot of things in my life. A wife, a mom, a grandmother, a friend, a professional, and the person people call when things get complicated.
Those are all parts of my life. Important parts. But they're not the whole story of who I am.
I'm curious. I question things. A lot. I love exploring the Divine and the things in life that don't always have an easy explanation.
And somewhere along the way, I started asking a different question.
Who am I when I'm not busy being who everyone else needs me to be?
Turns out, that's a pretty interesting question to live with.
How I found my way here
My spiritual journey didn't begin with a business plan. It began with curiosity, questions, and experiences I couldn't always explain.
Over the years, I've explored meditation, energy work, intuitive guidance, and connecting with the Divine. Some of that exploration has been through formal training. A lot of it has come from living my own life, questioning what I thought I knew, and learning to trust myself.
And somewhere along the way, I started sharing what I was discovering with other people.
That eventually became my practice.
I still ask a lot of questions. Sometimes I challenge what someone thinks they know. Sometimes we pull an oracle card, explore a message from their spiritual team, or simply have a conversation that goes somewhere neither of us expected.
I love that part.
Because I'm not interested in telling someone who they should be.
I'm interested in what happens when a woman starts getting curious about herself. What does she actually like? What does she want? What parts of herself has she never had the chance to explore?
And what might happen when she starts trusting herself enough to find out?
A few things about me
First things first. My name is Meshaelle, but it's pronounced just like Michelle. My parents simply got creative with the spelling. 🙂
Give me a trail through the woods or a spot by the ocean, and I'm a happy woman. There's something about being outside that helps me hear myself think.
I'm endlessly curious about the Divine, the mysteries of the Universe, and all the things we don't have neatly figured out. I love oracle cards, meditation, a good book, and conversations that make me question something I thought I knew.
I'm a wife, mom, and grandmother. I love my people fiercely. And I'm learning that loving others and making room for myself aren't mutually exclusive.
I laugh a lot. I ask a ridiculous number of questions. And despite all the spiritual exploring I've done, I'm still discovering new things about myself.
I hope I always am.
Curious about working together?
There are a couple of ways we can begin.