The end of an era

The end of an era 💫

After 5 incredible years in the UK, we are heading home! (sort of) 

This was a very tough decision because London truly became our home, and was a chapter of huge personal and professional growth and incredible friendships🧡 

The lessons I’ve learned will probably continue to surface long after we’ve left, but here’s what stands out to me as I write this…
✨There is so much opportunity and beauty in not knowing exactly where you’re going or what the plan is. I’m proud of Dan and I for the way we’ve navigated this adventure with open minds. 
✨ We can find meaning, purpose and beauty in the painful times of life too. I will forever be coming back to this one.
✨Relationships can grow even stronger with distance and time. Our friends and family always made coming home so special and made leaving harder and harder 🧡
✨If you have the opportunity to move somewhere and you want to but you’re scared - GO. Or better yet, create the opportunity for yourself. 
✨The best way to build confidence is to show yourself you can. Don’t wait until you feel confident. Go do the thing.
✨Through the midst of lots of change, Dan’s support was constant and I will always be so grateful to have had him by my side!

As for the “sort of” comment…we are moving to a place I always imagined living “someday” and now “someday” is finally here.

We will be moving to Kelowna, Canada in the beautiful Okanagan Valley, an hour from where my grandma lived and the place with some of my happiest memories. 

I am both very excited and very nervous to start over somewhere new, but that’s usually how I know it’s a good decision. 

As for my work, fortunately not too much will change except my hours and I will get to continue coaching clients from all over. If you’re going through a transitional period of life, I am right there with you and will be sharing more about my experience as I go!

Here’s a (slightly ridiculous) picture of Dan and I from 2 years ago that felt perfect for the occasion 📸