BEING with Shea Love

When was the last time curiosity led you somewhere unexpected?In this episode of BEING, Shea Love takes you on a day that started with a friendly game of badminton and ended with her on a New Zealand beach tasting fresh sea urchin cracked open by a Māori auntie. From the courts of North Harbour to the rocky shores of Browns Bay, this story is about the beauty of saying yes. Yes to the unfamiliar. Yes to other people’s traditions. Yes to the magic of cultural exchange. It’s playful, rich, and full of refreshers that growth happens when we open ourselves up to the world around us.Credits:This episode of BEING was brought to life by:Dyron Ducati, Audio EngineerA New Way of BEING is a reader/listener-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.There seems to be a quiet pressure to leap forward before we’ve fully landed from where we’ve been. I’ve learned that real changes rarely come from rushing. It comes from pause. From a single, honest step.So let me ask you something…What’s one move you’ve been putting off... that could change everything?Just one thing your spirit’s been whispering for a while now.This is your invitation to answer that whisper.Join me for Your Growth Year is a 12-month journey to move with intention toward whatever it is that’s calling you. A dream. A decision. A new way of being.We begin with The Growth Hour, a 5-week guided space to reconnect with your voice and your vision. Join in on Tuesday, January 20th on Substack. And from there, we grow, week by week. If it’s time. Come. Join the Growth Year on Substack →Shea“Fantasy” by Earth, Wind & FireThis week’s pick is all about wonder and Fantasy by Earth, Wind & Fire captures that perfectly. From the moment those shimmering chords drop, you’re invited to leave what’s familiar and step into the unknown.“Come to see, victory / In a land called fantasy / Loving life, a new decree / Bring your mind to everlasting liberty”This song feels like curiosity. It’s bold. Uplifting. It dares you to imagine a world beyond what you know. And say yes.Whether you’re chasing shuttlecocks on a badminton court, tasting sea urchin for the first time, or just opening yourself to a new experience…this is your permission to dream wider and move freer.Want more music? Check out the Your Growth Year curated playlist on Spotify. It’s handpicked music by yours truly and filled with songs to stir your soul and keep you moving all year long. Get full access to A New Way of BEING at beingshealove.substack.com/subscribe

What’s one move you’ve been putting off that could change everything?In this New Year episode of BEING, Shea Love invites us to slow down. Instead of rushing from resolution to resolution, she invites us to enjoy a quiet, layered transformation that happens when we pause long enough to notice who we’ve actually become. Through the story of how her weekly ritual, The Growth Hour, sparked the move to New Zealand, she shares how one small, intentional action each week can change everything. If you’re ready to move from stuck to stretching, from dreaming to doing, this episode is your invitation to plant something new. Growth is a practice. And this year? It’s Your Growth Year. Credits:This episode of BEING was brought to life by:Dyron Ducati, Audio EngineerA New Way of BEING is a reader/listener-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Happy New Year. One thing I noticed is that we sometimes rush in this time of year.Moving straight from resolutions to routines. There seems to be a quiet pressure to leap forward before we’ve fully landed from where we’ve been. I’ve learned (again and again) that real changes rarely come from rushing. It comes from pause. From a single, honest step.So let me ask you something…What’s one move you’ve been putting off... that could change everything?Just one thing your spirit’s been whispering for a while now.This is your invitation to answer that whisper.Join me for Your Growth Year is a 12-month journey to move with intention toward whatever it is that’s calling you. A dream. A decision. A new way of being.We begin with The Growth Hour, a 5-week guided space to reconnect with your voice and your vision. It starts Tuesday, January 13th on Substack. And from there, we grow, week by week. If it’s time. Come. Join the Growth Year on Substack →Shea“Conqueror” by EstelleThis week’s soundtrack is a declaration: “I’d rather stand tall than live on my knees.”Conqueror by Estelle is one of those songs that grabs your soul and reminds you exactly who you are. It’s a reminder that even in seasons of doubt or delay, you are still rising.So whether you’re facing something hard, chasing something new, or just needing a moment to remember your strength…let this be your anthem.Play it loud and let it move you.Want more music? Check out the Your Growth Year curated playlist on Spotify. It’s handpicked music by yours truly and filled with songs to stir your soul and keep you moving all year long. Get full access to A New Way of BEING at beingshealove.substack.com/subscribe

What do you hold onto when the season changes…and so do you?In this special holiday episode of BEING, Shea Love reflects on what it means to carry tradition when it’s time to unwrap something new. As she spends her first Christmas in New Zealand, she invites us into a warm, honest journey of memory and meaning. The Big Red Bow is a reminder that joy evolves and the most meaningful gifts are still being unwrapped.Credits:This episode of BEING was brought to life with the support of:Dyron Ducati, Audio EngineerA New Way of BEING is a reader/listener supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Happy New Year, beautiful people!I hope your new year begins with intention, reflection, and a little room to breathe. I’ve been thinking a lot about what it means to grow—not just to set goals, but to actually shift.So this year, I’m inviting you to join me for something special:Your Growth Year. It’s a 12-month journey to make one bold, meaningful move in your life.It’s part mindset, part momentum…designed to help you get unstuck, get clear, and move forward with intention. We’ll grow together through weekly prompts, monthly challenges, and community accountability. And it all starts with our 5-week Growth Hour series on January 5th.Let’s plant the seed. Water it. Nourish it.And by the end of the year see what’s bloomed.Ready to grow? Subscribe Now! Join us on beingshealove.substack.com Get full access to A New Way of BEING at beingshealove.substack.com/subscribe

Happy Thanksgiving! In this episode of BEING, Shea Love reflects on what it means to give thanks during seasons of change. From celebrating Thanksgiving in New Mexico (USA) to preparing for Christmas in Auckland, New Zealand, she explores the complexity of gratitude while acknowledging both the beauty and the uncomfortable truths behind the holiday. In the spirit of giving thanks, Shea Love invites listeners to slow down, name what they’re grateful for, and honor the joy that still exists — even in transition. This episode is a tender reminder that gratitude doesn’t erase what’s hard, it just reveals what’s still whole.Credits:This episode of BEING was brought to life with the support of:Dyron Ducati, Audio EngineerPastor Paul - Owano - Aresha - Deidra - Stephanie - Parkes - Harriet Noni - Kazi - Florence - Grace, Voices of GratitudeA New Way of BEING is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to A New Way of BEING at beingshealove.substack.com/subscribe

What’s the greatest thing you’ll ever learn?In this episode of BEING, I reflect on a timeless song, Nat King Cole’s “Nature Boy” and the truth tucked inside its final line: “The greatest thing you’ll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return.”From bar conversations to unexpected confessions, I explore the ways we give and receive love — romantic, platonic, familial, and most importantly, self-love. What happens when we meet people who’ve never been in love? Or never been heartbroken? What does that say about how we protect our hearts…or open them?This is a soft look at the many faces of love and how it teaches us, stretches us, and sometimes surprises us in unexpected ways.Credits:This episode of BEING was brought to life with the support of:Dyron Ducati, Audio EngineerReggie Beas + Nicole Townsend, VoicesA New Way of BEING is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Catch up on Previous Episodes:→ Ep 12 – BEING: The Light at the End of the Tunnel→ Ep 11 – BEING: The Voices We Carry→ Ep 10 – BEING: The Beauty of StrangersEach episode offers a window into a real-life moment of truth and BEING.Until next week!Shea Love💛 @beingshealove Get full access to A New Way of BEING at beingshealove.substack.com/subscribe

What Happens When You Say YES?In this episode of BEING, I say yes to something new…joining a Thursday morning run club in Auckland. What starts as a casual invitation turns into a deeper reflection on pace, presence, and permission. I discover how falling behind the group helped me find something more valuable than speed: my rhythm, my joy, my own path. This story isn’t really about running. It’s about saying yes even when we don’t have all the details, and learning to trust ourselves in the process. It’s about what happens when we stop trying to keep up and start showing up. Turns out saying yes is a doorway to something new.Credits:This episode of BEING was brought to life with the support of:Ryan Fairweather, Audio EngineerA New Way of BEING is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.BEING In The MomentIf you’ve been waiting on clarity before you move…If you’ve been defaulting to “no” because “yes” feels too unknown…Ask yourself:What could shift in your life if you said yes?Where are you being called to say yes?What’s a small step you can take without all the details?Write it down.Walk it out.Say yes.Missed An Episode Of BEING?* Episode 1 - BEING : Move and The Mountains Will Too * Episode 2 - BEING : When The Next Step Finds You * Episode 3 - Listen and Let Go Love What You’re Hearing?Subscribe to A New Way of BEING to get fresh episodes, soulful prompts and voice notes every week.With Love + Light Shea Love@beingshealoveFrom Atlanta to Auckland Get full access to A New Way of BEING at beingshealove.substack.com/subscribe

What does finding love and connection look like in a new country?What does love look like when you’re thousands of miles from home, culture, and everything familiar? In this episode of BEING, Shea Love shares an unexpectedly tender moment that opened her heart. From a whispered prayer to an unplanned connection, this story explores dating as a Black American woman in New Zealand, vulnerability, and the quiet beauty of being seen (flowers, laughter, and all). Credits:This episode of BEING was brought to life with the support of:Ryan Fairweather, Audio EngineerA New Way of BEING is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Love doesn’t always show up as grand gestures. It can be as simple as flowers. What are you open to now, that you weren’t before?Much like flowers openness is a seed and connection always grows where it’s welcome. This week consider:* Are you still holding on to outdated ideas of connection?* What does BEING seen look like for you?* Have you allowed tenderness to find you…even in unfamiliar places?Enjoying this journey?Become a Paid Subscriber to A New Way of BEINGEvery week, you’ll get:* New podcast episodes + behind-the-scenes reflections* BEING prompts to explore what’s unfolding in your own life* Music in My Ear — Weekly song picks from my KISS 104.1 days* Reflections on growth, joy, faith, and life after big transitionsMissed the last few episodes?→ Ep 12 – BEING: The Light at the End of the Tunnel→ Ep 11 – BEING: The Voices We Carry→ Ep 10 – BEING: The Beauty of StrangersEach episode offers a window into a real-life moment of truth and BEING.Until next week! Shea Love💛 @beingshealove Get full access to A New Way of BEING at beingshealove.substack.com/subscribe

Ever feel stuck in-between?In this episode, I take you into the Karangahake Gorge that became a powerful metaphor for navigating life’s transitions. A walk through a dark tunnel, walking through the unknown, mirrored exactly how I’ve been feeling since moving from Atlanta to Auckland: in-between who I was and who I’m becoming.Whether you’re in the midst of a job change, a relationship shift, a spiritual reawakening, or just a quiet season of “what’s next?”— this one’s for you. Credits:This episode of BEING was brought to life with the support of:Ryan Fairweather, Audio EngineerA New Way of BEING is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.What is Liminal Space?It’s the in-between.The hallway between chapters.The tunnel between what was and what’s becoming.It’s:* Between your old job and the one that lights you up* Between knowing and unknowing* Between being seen and learning to be okay being invisible for a while* Between the version of you that was, and the version that’s becomingAnd it’s not cozy. It can be uncomfortable. It stretches you.But it also shapes you.“This space. Your tunnel season, isn’t where you’re lost.It’s where you’re forming.”Missed the Last Few Episodes?→ BEING: The Voices We Carry→ BEING: The Beauty of Strangers→ BEING: Leap + LonelinessEach episode is a step toward A New Way of BEING. Join me for an honest journey through change, courage, and connection. Love this episode?Subscribe to A New Way of BEINGYou’ll receive:New episodes + voice notes* Music in My Ear picks* BEING Prompts to guide your next stepsLove + Light,Shea Love💛 @beingshealove Get full access to A New Way of BEING at beingshealove.substack.com/subscribe

Your Light What starts as a quiet weekend and a trip to Home Depot turns into something much deeper. From replacing a lightbulb to making the bold decision to move to New Zealand, I share the unexpected ways we reclaim our agency. Sometimes the smallest moments inspire the biggest shifts and in those moments we learn to trust our capacity to choose, even when the path is unfamiliar. Perhaps realizing that the real turning point comes when you uncover — you can pick whatever light you want.Credits:This episode of BEING was brought to life with the support of:Reece Muir, Audio EngineerA New Way of BEING is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Choosing To ChooseAgency is the sense of control we feel in our lives—the ability to influence our thoughts, our behaviors, our path. It’s the moment you stop waiting for permission and start trusting your own intuition.So if you’re standing in your own metaphorical aisle of lightbulbs right now…feeling overwhelmed by the options, uncertain about what to choose…I want to offer you this.You get to decide. You can pick whatever light you’d like.Thanks for listening! Sending Love + Light, Shea Love @ beingshealove Get full access to A New Way of BEING at beingshealove.substack.com/subscribe

What Does “Familiar” Feel Like ?After returning to Atlanta for a few weeks of rest, celebration, and reconnection — I found myself wrapped in the familiar. Family dinners, visits with friends, and reconnection over stories that felt like home. But one unexpected conversation at a local bar made me consider that familiarity isn’t always about a place…it’s a feeling. In this episode, I share an encounter that left a lasting impression. I realized that the most familiar parts of us don’t disappear when life changes instead they travel with us.Credits:This episode of BEING was brought to life with the support of:Ryan Fairweather, Audio EngineerValerie Nesbitt, AuntA New Way of BEING is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.BEING Quiet.I took a few weeks to return to Atlanta.To be present. To be still.To celebrate milestones.To watch my daughter inch closer to high school graduation.To remember the comfort of familiar.Familiarity Isn’t Just GeographyIt’s not just where you live.It’s how you feel when you arrive.Familiarity can comfort or stir up what’s unhealed.It can anchor or gently push us forward.Even when everything around you changes.The most important parts of you don’t disappear.They follow you.They find you.They root you.And that’s what familiar really feels like.What’s Familiar to You?* What moment recently made you feeld at home?* Who or what feels like “familiar” in your life—even if it’s brand new?* What memory, phrase, or feeling keeps showing up like a warm blanket?BEING on Sunday @ 8:25pm EST | Monday @ 12:25pm NST✨ Join me live on Instagram every Sunday at 8;25pm EST | Monday @ 12:25pm NST for a little being and a little real talk. Tap in @beingshealoveIn the meantime, keep your heart soft.Love and Light,Shea Love 💛@beingshealove Get full access to A New Way of BEING at beingshealove.substack.com/subscribe

Have you been doing the work and wondering when it’s your time?A walk through Melbourne’s Victoria Street Market turns into a revelation about timing, trust, and preparation. In this episode, I share what harvest season really looks like. Not just in fields and markets, but in our lives. It’s about the quiet work behind the scenes. The yes that stretches you. The faith it takes to prepare for abundance before it arrives. When the season shifts, and it will, will you be ready?Credits:This episode of BEING was brought to life with the support of:Ryan Fairweather, Audio EngineerPastor Paul Thibodeaux, Voice of PastorWhat Is Harvest?It’s the moment when the seeds you planted in your work, your healing and your prayers start to bear fruit.But harvest doesn’t come without preparation.And preparation? It’s not always glamorous.It’s showing up when no one’s clapping. Letting go when it’s easier to cling.Choosing trust when you don’t yet see the fruit.Victoria Street Market Vendors - Melbourne, Australia A New Way of BEING is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.BEING Ready for Harvest Time.* Where are you being invited to trust instead of control?* What have you quietly prepared for… and are now ready to receive?Take 5 minutes this week. Write it down. Say it out loud. Leave a comment.BEING on Sunday @ 8:25pm EST | Monday @ 12:25pm NST✨ Join me live on Instagram every Sunday at 8;25pm EST | Monday @ 12:25pm NST for a little being and a little real talk. Tap in @beingshealoveIn the meantime, keep your heart soft.Your eyes open.Love and Light,Shea Love 💛@beingshealove Get full access to A New Way of BEING at beingshealove.substack.com/subscribe

Is there a moment from your past that still echoes in your present?In this episode of BEING, Shea Love takes us on two transformative walks. One through Auckland’s serene Cornwall Park, the other along New Zealand’s Routeburn Track. What begins as a simple stroll becomes a journey down memory lane, revisiting a moment from middle school that left an unexpected imprint. This is a soulful reminder that release often begins with movement and the path to freedom starts with a single step.A New Way of BEING is a reader-supported publication. To support my work consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Come BE with Me : Sundays @ 8:25pm EST | Mondays @ 12:25pm NZTIf you’re craving connection join me live on Instagram every Sunday at 8:25pm EST and Monday at 12:25pm NZT for BEING It’s our weekly check-in.A space to pause, reflect, and reset before the week begins.Follow me on IG @beingshealoveMusic in My Ear:“Jump” by The Pointer SistersLet it be a reclaiming song.Let it remind you of the joy that was always yours to begin with.What’s playing in your ear?Thanks for listening!Some voices shrink us.Others set us free.I hope this voice reminds you that…Your story? Your laugh? Your dreams?They were never too much.They were always just enough to carry you exactly where you’re meant to be.So take a breath.Listen closer.Choose which voices get to stay.Love + Light,Shea Love 💛@beingshealove Get full access to A New Way of BEING at beingshealove.substack.com/subscribe

What if the stranger next to you wasn’t a coincidence, but a quiet invitation?In this episode, Shea Love shares two unexpected moments of connection with two strangers who offered her more than directions or conversation. They offered presence. From an airport gate in Auckland to a matinee seat in Melbourne—discover how simple yeses can open the door to something sacred and remind us that sometimes…connection finds you.Credits:This episode of BEING was brought to life with the support of:Ryan Fairweather, Audio EngineerDavid Oakes, Voice of DavidAnonymous, Voice of TonyDavid : The Stranger from ChristchurchHis name was David.Gentle. Curious. No agenda.We started talking while waiting to catch a flight from Auckland to Christchurch.He loved music. Stevie Wonder was one of his favorites.He pulled out his phone and shared his playlist without hesitation.That kind of openness? It moved me.Later at baggage claim, he found me again.“Jennifer, let me give you my number. If you’re free, join us for dinner while you’re in town.”After a long solo hike on the Godley Head Track, something in me shifted.Something said:Say yes.Tony : The Stranger from MelbourneHis name was Tony .We started talking during intermission at a matinee play in Melbourne.70-something. Solo traveler.He pulled out his phone and shared photos from Antarctica to Africa. Captures of lions, icebergs, wild places most people never see.When the play ended, he stood up and smiled.“I’m headed toward Fitzroy Gardens…it’s on my way. Would you like to walk with me?”But Tony’s energy was grounded. Open. Kind.So I said yes.Thanks for listening!Sometimes, it’s the people we never expected. A David. A Tony. People who remind us what it means to be open, to connect, to receive.So keep your heart soft.Your eyes open.And the next time life offers you a unexpected hello…say yes.Love and Light,Shea Love 💛@beingshealove Get full access to A New Way of BEING at beingshealove.substack.com/subscribe

What if everything you do is planting a seed? In this episode of BEING, Shea Love explores how the small things (our words, thoughts, and choices) quietly shape and grow big things. From legacy trees in New Zealand to life lessons passed down through generations, this is a story about planting with intention…and trusting what grows. (Keep listening to the end…there’s a twist you won’t see coming.)Credits:This episode of BEING was brought to life with the support of:Ryan Fairweather, Audio EngineerParkes Long, Voice of DaughterFlorence Bowers, Voice of MomEvery Input is a SeedI used to walk past this phrase on a calendar in my Atlanta kitchen without much thought: “Planting Seeds. Growing Trees.”But now? It means everything.Because every word we speak, every choice we make, every belief we carry…it’s all a seed. And that seed, grows something.The question is: What are you planting?Books That Plant Something in Me(And maybe in you, too)Before I left for New Zealand, I stood in my living room surrounded by stacks of books. I knew I couldn’t take them all. So I asked myself:What do I want growing in me while I’m planting new roots in a new land?Here are three I brought with me, hoping they’d guide me in this unfamiliar soil.The Four Agreements by Don Miguel RuizSeed it planted: Integrity. Simplicity. Self-responsibility.I packed this one as a compass. In the swirl of newness (new people, new rhythms, new land) I needed something that grounded me in who I am.Be impeccable with your word.Don’t take anything personally.Don’t make assumptions.Always do your best.These weren’t just affirmations, they became anchors. The Alchemist by Paulo CoelhoSeed it planted: Trust the journey. The signs are everywhere.I reread this every year. But this time, it hit differently. Because this time, I was on the journey. Literally. The dream that had lived quietly in me for years was becoming real.“When you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it.”It reminded me that your Personal Legend is never lost.You just have to keep listening for the signs.Parable of the Sower by Octavia ButlerSeed it planted: Vision. Survival. Faith in action.This one gripped me. A fictional story, but eerily timely. Climate change. Economic collapse. A young girl crafting a belief system to help herself and others survive.I was so deep in it, I hadn’t realized the title was biblical until a man in the airport leaned over and said:“You know that’s from Matthew 13, right?”And just like that… another seed.Some seeds fall on rocky soil. Some among thorns. But some fall on good soil and grow a harvest beyond what we can see.Thanks for listening! You’re planting something sacred. Every small, quiet move you make in the direction of your truth, it’s a seed.And one day, without warning, you’ll look up and see:That seed became a tree.Love and Light,Shea Love 💛@beingshealove Get full access to A New Way of BEING at beingshealove.substack.com/subscribe

After the excitement of a big leap, Shea Love finds herself facing something harder to navigate: loneliness. In this episode, she shares how two quiet moments on the streets of Auckland taught her that sometimes the road less traveled leads you deeper into connection…and back to yourself.Credits:This episode of BEING was brought to life with the support of:Ryan Fairweather, Audio EngineerDr. Dave Montgomery, Expert + Host of Health Mastery Cafe✨ What if Loneliness is an Invitation?What if loneliness is more than just absence?What if it’s a doorway to presence?For me, it’s been an unexpected teacher.In the stillness, I’ve heard things I once drowned out.In the quiet, I’ve come home to parts of myself I forgot I needed.Loneliness showed me where connection really begins within.It reminded me that being alone doesn’t always mean being without.It can mean being available…to listen, to receive, to BE.💛 Thanks for listening!This is the season after the leap.It’s tender. It’s honest.And it’s not a sign that you’re off track. In fact, it’s often the most sacred part of the journey.If you’re here, reading this, feeling the edges of that quiet ache…just know: you’re not alone. You are becoming. And I’m right here with you.BEING,Shea 🤍@beingshealove Get full access to A New Way of BEING at beingshealove.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode of BEING, Shea Love reflects on the deeply personal journey of releasing and clearing out a home she lived in for over 20 years. What began as a practical task became a beautiful unfolding, filled with grace, guidance, and unexpected reminders that sometimes the most powerful move…letting go.Credits:This episode of BEING was brought to life with the support of:Ryan Fairweather, Audio EngineerJoin Me : BEING Podcast Listening Party (Virtual)Tuesday, July 15 at 8:00 PM EST | On ZoomCome as you are! Bring your tea, wine, and join me for an evening of soulful storytelling, reflection, and connection.We’ll explore episodes together, dive into what it stirred in us, and share the journey with live polls, gentle prompts, and real conversation. It's a space to breathe and be!📍 Zoom Link: Join HereSave the graphic above + invite a friend who needs a little more light this week.💬 Thanks for listening!This is A New Way of BEING.Where your magic is enough.Where showing up as yourself is more than enough.With love + light,Shea Love 💛@beingshealove Get full access to A New Way of BEING at beingshealove.substack.com/subscribe

What if the way forward isn’t something you see?In this episode of BEING, I share a powerful, real-life encounter that brought the meaning of “walking by faith and not by sight” to life…literally. What started as a simple detour on the way to Atlanta City Hall became a sacred lesson in trust, surrender, and alignment. Through an unexpected meeting with a stranger…I discover what it truly means to release, follow divine guidance, and deeply believe that the next steps will find you when you're ready.Credits:This episode of BEING was brought to life with the support of:Ryan Fairweather, Audio Engineer Alec Miller, Voice of Man on the StreetDyron Ducati, Voice of Construction Worker🗓️ Join Me! BEING Podcast Listening Party (Virtual)Monday, July 15 at 8:00 PM ESTGrab your your favorite drink (tea, wine, or whatever feels right) and join me for a soulful hour of BEING.We’re pressing play on a featured episode of BEING: From Atlanta to Auckland and then diving into real talk about what’s stirring in our stories. There’ll be reflections, live polls, a few surprises, and space to simply connect with yourself and others.📍 Zoom Link: Click Here🎙️ Bring your questions. Bring your heart. Bring your being. 💬 Thanks for listening!Even when the way isn’t clear, you’re still being guided.With love and boldness,Shea Love Get full access to A New Way of BEING at beingshealove.substack.com/subscribe

Sometimes clarity doesn’t come until you move. In this premiere episode, I share the moment I stopped waiting and started walking into purpose, into peace, and into the unknown. A gentle nudge for anyone holding onto a dream or vision that just won’t let go.🌍 A Glimpse Into the JourneyHere are a few photos from the moment everything shifted…📍 Devonport, New Zealand (the art-inspired pavement)🏞 Hike near Mount Cook (where I first heard the whisper)👯‍♀️ Everyone needs a ride-or-live friend. This is mine. And she came with a spreadsheet. → Drop your favorite photo or quote in the comments. I’d love to see what moves you.💬 Move.If this episode moved you, I’d love to hear from you:– What move have you been putting off?– What step feels small but sacred?✨ Drop a comment below. I read every single one.💬 Thanks for listening! Remember…sometimes the mountain doesn’t move until you do.With love and boldness,Shea Love 💌 If this episode moved you, send it to a friend who needs a nudge.🌀 Subscribe if you haven’t already. This is just the beginning of a movement. Get full access to A New Way of BEING at beingshealove.substack.com/subscribe