Freedom Isn’t a Destination—It’s a Lifestyle
In this space, I share my journey of living freely in real time, offering insights, journal prompts, and affirmations to empower you to do the same. Join a community of women as we redefine what freedom means together and support each other in living life on our terms! By becoming a paid subscriber, you’ll access exclusive content that deepens your journey, including monthly journal prompts and affirmations tailored just for you.
Let me share something real with you: I’m finally ready to take up space.
Last year, I got a divorce, and if I’m honest, it took a lot out of me. I thought that once I moved into my own apartment, I’d immediately find my rhythm again—creatively, emotionally, all of it.
But nope. My creative juices weren’t flowing at all.
It took me some time (and a lot of inner work) to realize that I wasn’t stuck—I was healing. I was processing big feelings and unlearning years of habits, patterns, and beliefs that no longer fit who I was becoming.
When I was married, I felt like I had hit a ceiling—not just in my personal life but in my business too. I realized that neither I nor my company was going to grow as long as I stayed in a relationship that wasn’t good for my nervous system.
A few months ago, while sitting on my sofa in my new apartment, I had a lightbulb moment: freedom looks completely different to me now.
For so long, I thought freedom was a destination—a moment I could arrive at if I just checked enough boxes:
• Heal my mother wound? Check.
• Get the degrees? Check.
• Finalize the divorce? Check.
• Move into my own place? Check.
I kept thinking, Once I get there, I’ll finally be free.
But here’s what I’ve learned: freedom isn’t a place. It’s not an arrival point or a box to check off.
Freedom is a lifestyle. It’s how I choose to live every day, in every moment.
That realization inspired the name of my company, Freedom is the Lifestyle.
Now, I’m channeling everything I’ve learned into creating a space for women 40+ who are starting over—whether that’s through a divorce, a career change, open nesting, or any other life transition. This space is for women rediscovering themselves and carving out a life that feels true to them.
I’m so excited to be in this creative season where I can pour my heart into helping women like you reclaim their freedom, rediscover who they are, and live boldly on their own terms.
That’s why I created my Starting Over, On Your Terms 6-Week Course.
This course is designed to help you:
✨ Gain clarity and confidence as you step into your next chapter.
✨ Build community and connection with other women on a similar journey.
✨ Create a roadmap to the life you truly want.
What I know for sure is this: I am living in my purpose. My mission is to be a light and empower women to live freely, unapologetically, and beautifully.
And here’s the thing—this journey? You’re not meant to do it alone. We need our people. We need spaces where we can be seen, supported, and celebrated.
So, I invite you to take a bold step for yourself. Invest in your growth, your healing, and your vision by joining the Starting Over, On Your Terms Course.
Together, we’ll redefine what freedom means to you—and we’ll create a life that feels as beautiful as you are.
Let’s do this together.
Click here to learn more and sign up. I can’t wait to see you in the course!
With love and light,
Siobhan
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