The Message You Leave in This World

Let’s be real, you’re gonna leave a message in this world whether you mean to or not.
Every post, every silence, every boundary, every word you say (or don’t); it’s all saying something about who you are and what you stand for.
The real question is - are you saying it on purpose?

The Chapters That Kept Repeating

 There were so many chapters in my life that I swore would change everything. New people. New jobs. New beginnings.
But every time, the story ended the same. Why? Because I was still playing a version of myself I thought I had to be instead of the woman I actually am.

It wasn’t until I chose to truly live as me unapologetically that the pattern finally broke. 
That’s when I found my message: Embodied Freedom. 

Freedom that starts in the body, not the mind. It’s that deep exhale when you stop performing and start living.

When the World Gets Loud

This past week, I hit a boiling point. 
I broke my own rule and went off on Facebook because the noise, the ignorance, the blind faith in talking points instead of truth just got to me.
I’m tired of the two sides of politics. Tired of people picking teams instead of picking compassion. Tired of a world that confuses opinions for facts.

And under all that anger was something much deeper: I just want everyone to feel safe. 
I want compassion and love for all no matter who you are or where you come from.

That’s what Embodied Freedom really is to me - living from love, not fear. 
It’s the energy of Jesus before religion got in the way: Love your neighbor. Feed the hungry. Lift up the poor.
Jesus was radical compassion. He was the embodiment of love in action.

What I Learned in the Reflection

 Here’s the truth, I didn’t handle it well. My intention was awareness, not politics.

But I let anger lead instead of love. And it took someone else’s honesty and my own reflection to see it.
Because what I want to elevate in this world isn’t division. It’s empathy.

If you haven’t seen it, go watch Brené Brown’s short video on empathy vs. sympathy.

Empathy is standing with someone in their story, not above them trying to fix it.
That’s the energy I want to live from.

Finding Your Message

So let me ask you this: What message are you leaving behind?

Every one of us carries something the world needs to feel through us, our pain, our power, our pleasure.
That’s our curriculum. That’s where our wisdom lives.

And your message doesn’t have to sound like anyone else’s. It’s shaped by the way you learn, create, and express.

That’s why I always consider learning styles in my work because how you process life is how you naturally teach it.
If you learn through feeling, your message will live in connection and emotion.
If you learn through thinking, it’s clarity and truth.
If you learn through creating, it’s beauty and expression.
Your learning style becomes your leadership style.
You don’t have to copy anyone, you just have to know how you move, how you express, and how you embody your truth.

Living the Message Every Day

 Your message isn’t just a quote on a wall, it’s a lifestyle.It’s how you treat people. How you hold yourself when no one’s watching.How you create, love, and lead.

It’s not found in perfection, it’s found in presence. In the way you breathe, pause, and choose to show up again and again.

Because when your message becomes your energy, people feel it without you saying a word.
You’re not here to fit the algorithm. You’re here to shift the energy.

My Message

Mine is Embodied Freedom.

Freedom to be human. To feel. To love. To live wide open. To show up with compassion and curiosity, even when it’s hard.

And when I help others find their message through body, creation, or coaching, it’s not about strategy. It’s about helping them come home to their truth.

Because when a woman remembers her power, the world heals a little more. 💜

 Journal Prompt

If you could leave one message behind, a truth that outlives you, what would it be?

Embodiment Practice

  • Take a deep breath and place one hand on your heart, one on your belly.
  • Speak your message out loud.
  • Feel where it lands in your body.
  • That’s where your truth lives.

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Final Thoughts & Soul Work

This week, I want you to:

✨ Get curious about your Erotic Blueprint.
✨ Ask yourself: What do I like? What do I need?
✨ Speak one truth even if your voice shakes.

Because you don’t have to be perfect to be powerful. You just have to be honest.

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Meet Michelle Lawson

I am a Soul Purpose Guide and Healer with a passion for moving women into a place of empowerment, authenticity, and true knowingness of who they are.  I use my intuitive abilities to help my clients get honest about who they are and what they want and to break up with patterns that no longer serve them.  I use my knowledge and experience to propel my clients towards a more empowered life where they are true to their Spirit, Mind and Body. I offer practical, insightful steps to rediscover their value and self-worth.    When we connect with our own innate gifts, we empower not just ourselves but those around us.  
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