It’s no secret that navigating life after loss can leave you feeling unmoored, unsure of where to start or how to move forward. Setting goals, staying consistent, and finding your rhythm again can be overwhelming when everything feels uncertain. That’s why I’m thrilled to share a new offering with you—one that’s designed to help you reclaim your life with intention and courage.

This is the year we launch accountability groups.

These groups aren’t about perfection—they’re about progress. They’re about showing up, as you are, and being held in a space where your goals matter and your wins, big or small, are celebrated. Whether you want to focus on personal growth, home organization, or simply finding a way to move forward day by day, these groups will be a safe, supportive place to build consistency.

What Are Accountability Groups?

Accountability groups are small, supportive gatherings where members set goals, check in regularly, and offer each other encouragement. Think of it as a built-in support system for your dreams—with people who genuinely want to see you succeed.

• Weekly Check-ins: A time to share your wins, challenges, and next steps.
• Shared Goals: You can work on any area of your life that matters to you—there’s no wrong goal.
• Encouragement + Support: Because sometimes, all you need is someone to say, “You’ve got this.”

A Bigger Vision: One Group or Two?

I’m considering two paths forward:

1. A Widow-Specific Accountability Group: A private space where widows can connect with others who understand the unique challenges of widowhood. This option ensures a focus on the specific needs and experiences that come with this journey.
2. One Larger Accountability Group: Open to women from all walks of life who are ready to break the mold, build bold lives, and do amazing things—pajamas optional. This would create a vibrant, diverse community where widows can engage with a broader group while still receiving the support they need.

I love the idea of creating one bigger group, where women can learn from each other and find strength in a shared sense of purpose. However, I also want to honor the importance of having a safe space specifically for widows.

I Need Your Thoughts!

Which option resonates with you? Would you prefer to be part of a widow-specific group or join a larger group of like-minded women? Your voice matters in shaping how we move forward, and I’d love to hear your feedback.

Drop a comment or send me a message with your thoughts. Let’s build something powerful, together.

With hope and accountability,

Julie