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forged by challenge

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forged by challenge •

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Determined to Rise

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Determined to Rise •

THIS IS FOR YOU…

If you’re a people pleaser, struggle with confidence, have had your heart broken.

If you appreciate depth, poetry, writing and contemplation.

This is for you.

I offer perspective and self-reflection to help you get through life challenges or personal challenges through what I have learned from my own experiences.

This is my online journal.

Here, you’ll find my poetry, blog entries, and journal prompts. What you will not find are courses or coaching.

This is a quiet space where you can learn how to transform your pain. A space where your depth is welcome. A place of camaraderie.

This is Excelsius Project.

 

Become a Member

  • Start here if you’re ready to face what hurts and learn more about yourself.

    Free tools for healing and self-discovery. More coming soon.

    Click here to begin.

  • Join the Constellation:

    • $10/month

    • Poetry, blog articles, journal prompts

    • Commentary sans trolls

    • More planned

    Where the deeper, more vulnerable work lives.

    For those ready to explore their depth and face themselves.

    Click here for to join.

  • Read the blog. Honest, reflective and rooted in lived experience.

    Public Blog:

    • This is the surface layer.

    Click here for the public blog.

    Member Only Access:

    • The deeper work lives inside the Constellation.

    • More vulnerable, less filtered, more content.

    Click here to join the Constellation.

  • Life Lessons:

    • What I’ve learned.

    • What I think about.

    • What you may need to hear.

    All shared on video.

    Click here for my YouTube channel.

  • You can reach out using the form below.

    Click here to contact me.

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