Behind The Scenes

I had passions, interests, and a life I thought I understood—but this was never part of the plan. And yet, looking back, every step had been leading me here… it just took me 57 years to be ready. As a kid, it all felt like a joke—something you’d see in a late-night commercial and laugh at. It wasn’t until a friend introduced me to a real, authentic psychic in Chicago that something in me quietly awakened. I was fascinated… but becoming one myself? Yeah, no. And a medium—or ch

Intro Most mornings begin not with sunlight, but with a sinking feeling deep in the body. That quiet, heavy “something’s wrong” that you can’t quite name. If you know that feeling, you’re not alone — and there’s a gentler way forward. Every story has drama. Do you wake up some or every morning with that feeling of dread? I did. Sometimes I still do — honestly, for as long as I can remember. I assumed it came from my childhood. Now I know it may also come from ancestor trauma

Every movie star has a story about the moment they realized life could be a little more... unscripted. For me, it started with a character named Larleen — and a dream that rolled right off the page and onto the highway. Yes… turns out I am like my character, Larleen. I had a dream to travel around the country in an RV — and it happened! Turns out… I am trailer trash! 😄 We weren’t sure we’d love RV life. We weren't even sure how many months we'd try it. But renting one was

What if it’s really not that difficult to open the gate? This is the story of how a simple thought turned into a fun road trip. Doubt Before the Dream I can’t do it. It’s too difficult.I don’t know where to start. It’s easier not to do anything. It’s comfortable to stay the same. But dang… it sounds like so much fun! Then one day, an idea pops into your mind — and suddenly, you feel that spark of excitement. You can’t stop thinking about it. You feel motivated, inspired. That

For years, I believed that healing only came from outside of me — from doctors, medicine, or experts who surely knew better than I did. But after wrist surgery, I discovered something much deeper: our bodies know how to heal. They just need us to listen — with patience, peace, and a little faith. Sometimes we do need doctors, medicine, or surgery. And sometimes, we can help ourselves heal more fully after the surgery is done. Breaking My Wrist — and Opening My Mind I broke

Some lessons don’t arrive gently. They arrive through experience. I broke my wrist—and I could have avoided it. This is that moment. Listen to Your Body I broke my wrist. Completely. And I know it could have been avoided. Listen to your body. Always. It knows the script better than you do. The Warning I Ignored I was in Puerto Vallarta, playing pickleball — 88°F, over 70% humidity. Two long games in a row, and my body was begging for a break. But I didn’t want to let others

There are moments that change everything — when breath becomes prayer, fear becomes faith, and the veil between worlds feels paper thin. This is one of those moments. . Opening Scene: When Life Feels Like Its Final Act Recently I found myself wondering: Is it my time? Am I dying? It happened twice. And each time, something extraordinary happened. Scene One: Middle of the Night I had sinus issues for a week, then started feeling better, then in the middle of the night — I wok

Some journeys are measured in miles… Others in the whispers of your own soul. For 16 days, we followed the Danube and Rhine Rivers from Budapest to Amsterdam, aboard a Viking River Cruise. Beautiful towns, breathtaking views, and a boat full of people—180 in total. But for an empath like me, this wasn’t just a vacation. It was a test of energy, patience, and the ability to reclaim my spirit amidst constant social currents. I love being social, but I need alone time to recharg

Just when you think you’ve learned the lesson… life sends a sequel. Have you ever wanted someone else’s approval?Whether it’s for a big decision… or something small? I sure have. For many years, I wanted my parents’ and older sister’s approval. For big and small things. Mostly, I already knew my answers — because I’m stubborn as hell —but part of me still wanted them to agree with me. It felt like the world was in harmony when they approved. Like their yes validated my yes. G

When your body knows better than anybody else. From surgeries gone wrong to medications that acted like poison, I’ve learned the hard way: doctors don’t always have all the answers. But our bodies do. Discover my five personal doctor horror stories—and the simple technique I use to always get a “yes” from my own intuition. Doctors Aren’t Always Infalible For years, I thought doctors were like God—until I hit my 40s. That’s when I started noticing how sick my body could feel,

When you ask the storm to move — and it does. Sometimes life brings a storm you can’t outrun — only meet with grace. This is what happened when I found myself miles from home, a hurricane on the way, and only trust to hold onto. Spoiler: I think she listened. Scene 1 – Arrival in Color The Uber dropped us off in the vibrant city of Guanajuato, Mexico — a swirl of color and music. Scene 2 – Calm Before the Storm We planned a quiet evening. A movie, an early night, before our

If your self-introduction sounds more blah than brilliant, it’s time for a rewrite. Add some sparkle, a dash of truth, and a whole lot of star power — because the world deserves to meet the Movie Star You. Do You Say This… I'm a singer. I'm a retired cop. I'm a teacher and mom. I'm a real estate agent. I'm a grandmother. Booooring. Waa waa. It’s not just that it’s blah — how do you feel when you say it? Do you feel special? Magical? Didn’t think so. What I know for sure is