About-1 — Finding Your Sweet Spot

THE PERMISSION PROJECT

You don’t need more confidence.

You need permission.

There's a moment that happens for so many women… and if you're here, you've probably felt it too.

SOUND FAMILIAR?

Your life looks full.
And still, something’s
quietly missing.

You've done what you were "supposed" to do.
You've built, supported, given, achieved.

But somewhere along the way…
you stopped asking yourself what you actually want.

And now there's this quiet pull.
A feeling that something more is waiting for you.

Not a complete life overhaul. Not a crisis.

Just… more.

You're not lost.

You're just between identities.

That space can feel confusing.
Unsettling.
Even a little selfish.

But it's not.

You've spent years being who everyone else needed you to be. Now you're standing in the space between who you were… and who you're ready to become.

It's the beginning.

Let’s do a quote here, Kacie.
Visually this teal block works well here.

ABOUT KACIE

I'm not the expert above you.
I'm the guide beside you.

My permission journey began in 2013… a year that changed everything. I was diagnosed with breast cancer while going through a divorce at the same time.

I was a university educator, but I wasn't financially secure enough to confidently provide for my two young children or ensure I had access to the best treatment.

So, I made a decision. I stepped into entrepreneurship through network marketing and began building a different kind of life… one rooted in flexibility, income, and possibility.

That was the first moment I gave myself permission to choose differently.

That same year, I let go of a marriage that was no longer serving me and opened my heart in a deeper, more honest way. That's when I met Mike, my soulmate.

Together, we've built a life grounded in love, connection, and intention. We blended our families — he brought four girls, I brought a daughter and a son — and together we adopted another daughter.

Seven kids. A full, beautiful life. What holds it all together is how we show up for each other.

Dinner is our anchor. It's where we gather, laugh, and stay connected.