I enjoy listening to inspiring podcasts like Brene Brown and Glennon Doyle and I'm curious to do more, but haven't found a place to dive in.

I am so ready to make some big shifts, but when I try to figure out what to do next, it all feels so vague. Gah!

I have more discernment now, I mostly trust myself to make the best decisions for me.

I'm having fun (and being challenged!) exploring doing what I love, now I just need more support to keep moving forward.

I feel a nagging dissatisfaction with my life but I'm not sure what to do about it.

I've tried career coaching and/or spiritual courses but don't feel I've had the ahas I'm looking for.

I see the ways I've been so hard on myself and am starting to have more self-compassion.

When I remember to trust myself and try things out, it's amazing how much clearer the way forward is.

I'm looking for a more fulfilling job, but searching job postings just depresses me. I'm not sure what else to do.

I want to live more fully -- I am so over being "productive" and checking all the standard life-accomplishment boxes.

I understand the elements of my purpose, and now I'm figuring out how the pieces fit together.

I'm feeling pretty on-purpose these days, but I'd love to have more of a community of like-minded folks.

I'm yearning for something more, but it always feels just beyond my awareness.

In my darker moments, I feel like time is passing me by and I'll never figure it out.

I don't jump to conclusions as quickly. I'm more comfortable with letting things unfold before I make a decision.

The idea of helping others live more purposefully really excites me, I'm still figuring out exactly how I want to help people.

Sometimes, I feel paralyzed and don’t know what actions to take to live more in alignment with who I really am.

I've been studying personal development and am looking for a retreat to go on or some other way to do more.

I have a good sense of what my real-world next steps are on my life path and how to keep going from there.

Even though I'm sometimes still hard on myself, I see how self-compassion is critical to living more purposefully.