When the Adventure Hits a Wall (And You Remember You're Human)

When the Adventure Hits a Wall (And You Remember You're Human)

When the Adventure Hits a Wall (And You Remember You're Human)Michele Heffron
Published on: 25/01/2026

I had a meltdown last week. Not a little one either. The full 3 a.m., staring-at-the-ceiling, what-have-I-done kind that makes you question every choice you've made in the past six months. Here's what happened. I made this beautiful, brave decision to put all my belongings in storage and step into what I've been calling my "2026 Adventure." Exciting, right? Liberating. A leap into whatever comes next.

Beauty in the Ugly

Beauty in the Ugly

Beauty in the UglyMichele Heffron
Published on: 18/01/2026

There was a coat. An enormous, terrible blue parka that one of my dearest friends wore like armor during the worst season of her life. I didn't understand it then—why someone so glamorous would choose to look so... intentionally awful.

Bold Changes

Bold Changes

Bold ChangesMichele Heffron
Published on: 05/01/2026

My inner voice wouldn't shut up about this one. 2025 was the year of the Snake—teaching us to shed what's grown too tight. For me, that meant letting go of my beloved home of six years.

The Gifts of Imperfection

The Gifts of Imperfection

The Gifts of ImperfectionMichele Heffron
Published on: 17/12/2025

A heartfelt reflection on how cherished holiday keepsakes can remind us of our resilience, growth, and the beauty of seeing ourselves with compassion through every season of life.

When Santa Knew Where We Lived

When Santa Knew Where We Lived

When Santa Knew Where We LivedMichele Heffron
Published on: 12/12/2025

A heartfelt reflection on how cherished holiday keepsakes can remind us of our resilience, growth, and the beauty of seeing ourselves with compassion through every season of life.

The Eyes of the Wise

The Eyes of the Wise

The Eyes of the WiseMichele Heffron
Published on: 04/12/2025

A heartfelt reflection on how cherished holiday keepsakes can remind us of our resilience, growth, and the beauty of seeing ourselves with compassion through every season of life.

Getting to the Heart isn’t just the name of my work—it’s the invitation.

To return to love.

To become who you came here to be.

And to live the life you’ve quietly dreamed of, with courage and grace.