The Living Truth Circle — Becoming Through the Turbulence
Something’s been happening in the conversations we’ve been having lately.
When I write about living truth — what’s real underneath everything we’re told to be — you’ve been writing back. Lit up. Hungry for more.
And I think I know why. For a lot of you, I’ve become one of the few voices that doesn’t flinch from the real thing — that says the quiet part out loud, that treats you as someone with the depth to handle truth rather than someone who needs managing. If that’s been true for you, I think you’ll like what I’m about to share with you.
I’m opening a small circle — and here’s the heart of it.
We’re living through genuinely turbulent times, and most people are doing one of two things with that: numbing out, or reacting on a loop. There’s a third way almost no one makes room for — becoming through the turbulence instead of just reacting to it. Letting this moment refine you rather than rattle you. Finding the truth of who you are precisely because everything’s shaking — and quietly stepping free of the patterns and scripts you’ve outgrown.
That’s what this circle is for: to explore what living truth actually asks of us in daily life — as a practice, not a concept — and to find steady ground when the world keeps trying to write your lines.
Here’s the deeper thing, and it’s almost radical to say out loud: most of us have never been valued simply for being. We’re trained from the start to be worth what we do — what we produce, achieve, accomplish, create. Our worth gets measured in output. But what if we learned to value who we’re becoming instead of only what we’re producing? What if living your truth — simply being who you actually are — were treated as enough, even as the point? That’s a quietly revolutionary idea. This circle is a place to practice it.
Here’s what saying yes actually lifts off you: you stop carrying these questions alone. No more working out the deepest things by yourself in the margins of a hard week, wondering if anyone else even sees what you see. For a few weeks, you’ll have a room of people reaching for exactly the same thing — and someone holding it steady so you can simply think, feel, and become, without managing anyone or performing anything.
This is not a venting space, a gripe session, or therapy. Not a place to spiral about what’s enraging us this week — we can all do that elsewhere, and most of us already have. The guardrails exist precisely so your time here stays sacred: focused on what matters, for everyone in the room. Of course we feel the urgency of these times — that’s why we’re giving ourselves something better than reactivity: shared purpose, real connection, and forward motion.
How we’ll meet: Five weekly gatherings, ninety minutes each, live on Zoom — day and time set for each new circle as it forms. There’s a gentle arc to follow and genuine room for what’s alive in you on any given day. You won’t be lectured at, and you won’t be sent home with homework or action items to report back on — this is a space for being rather than producing, where understanding arrives in its own time instead of being marched into a to-do list. I facilitate — I hold the room steady, weave the threads, make sure everyone has space.
How the room is held:
- Sacred space. Every session is protected space. What’s said in the room stays in the room.
- An oath of privacy and respect. Every participant agrees, before we begin, to confidentiality and to holding one another with real respect.
- Commitment to all five weeks. Not a drop-in series — continuity is what keeps the room safe enough for real work.
- A weekly clearing. Each session opens with a check-in, a chance to name what’s alive or unsettled before we’re fully present to the group.
- Time held, not devoured. Pacing is actively managed so no single person’s process takes over the space. Everyone gets room — that’s mine to protect.
Many of us have grown wary of groups because of past experience in them. This one is intentionally different — we’re designing a space to become, safely and with shared power and privilege.
Small on purpose: capped at 12, so this stays a real conversation, never an audience.
After the five weeks: long enough to know whether you’re getting what you came for, short enough that no one runs out of steam. If the circle is working for you, you’ll have options to continue.
The honest truth about value: my one-on-one time runs $250 an hour. This circle is seven and a half hours of that — the work I love most and do best — across all five sessions together.
$147 per person, or $250 for two joining together as partners in the same cohort.
→ Claim your spot — Individual, $147
→ Claim your spot together — Partners, $250
Once you claim your spot, I’ll email you within a day or two with everything you need — what to expect, details about confidentiality, and how we’ll begin. Zoom links will be sent once we’ve established the day and time for each cohort as it forms.
A note on how these circles work: once a cohort begins, it closes to new members — to protect the safety and trust the group builds together. If a circle is full or already underway, you’re warmly welcome on the waitlist, and I’ll open a new cohort as soon as enough kindred souls have gathered.
If you’ve been hungry for this kind of experience and connection, you’ll love what we’re doing here. Come be part of it. I’d love to have you.
Interested, but the timing isn’t right? Join the waitlist — I’ll make sure you’re first to know when the next circle opens.
With love, Nancy
