Welcome to June, Dear Sojourner!

We have officially reached midyear, and, as usual, we must reassess our course to ensure we are still on track to meet our goals. Are you still on track? Are there areas that need attention? Documentation? Client onboarding process? Promises you made to yourself or your clients that remain unfulfilled?

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If you do not have clients but are on a career path en route to promotion, visibility, or more responsibility, are you on track with your goals and action plan? What is required of you in this moment?

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This month, I reflect on my trip to Puerto Rico a few months ago and recent news of tourists expressing their hatred for our coquí, a little tree frog endemic to the Island. As a Puerto Rican in the diaspora, going home is stepping onto the land that raised me and the familiar song of the coquí that meets me in the night—loud, persistent, sacred. That sound carries more than nostalgia. It carries memory. Identity. Ancestry. It reminds me that reverence is not a sentiment—it is a way of being.

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These musings led to the question of how we present ourselves to others, including our clients, business partners, and team members.

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As we continue, I invite you to reflect on how respect, humility, and curiosity shape your approach to serving, leading, and creating. Are you allowing space for transformation in yourself and others?

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What areas of your process require that you show up with a deeper sense of respect, humility, and curiosity?

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In this Issue

• In "Respect, Humility, and Curiosity in Practice," I invite you to view your business, job, and clients as soul agreements.
• In Soulful Sojourners Publications, the featured piece for this month, “The Sacred Sound of Home,” is a personal meditation on what it means to honor place, people, and legacy with deep reverence. It is a love letter to Puerto Rico, and a call to those who visit Her—and to those who seek to lead and guide others—to listen deeply.
• In the Spirited Entrepreneurs Empowerment Network (S.E.E.N.), a final chance to join the Dare to Be Seen webinar series and the June spotlight of the series.
• I share a link to the S.E.E.N. Live: Voices That Spark Change Series. Access to this series is FREE to all women professionals, leaders, aspiring leaders, and entrepreneurs. I invite you to join all the monthly training sessions and to share the link with your friends!
• Links to the Living Imprints program and the ever-growing Live FREE Community Gatherings.
• The Soulful Business Tip of the Month.
• Check out this month's Partner Spotlight: Kelly Flowers from Eleven 14 Financials. Access our conversation on Women and Money.
• A link to secure your 50-minute Complimentary Insight Session—a sales-pitch-free coaching session.

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Let's get to it!

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Respect, Humility, and Curiosity in Practice

In coaching, in leadership, and soul-aligned business, we are asked to stand in the presence of something sacred—the unfolding of another person’s truth. It is not a space to be dominated. It is a space to be honored.

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Respect means meeting our clients and collaborators as sovereign beings, not projects to be fixed. It means honoring their lived experience, their timing, and their intuition. Respect is not passive—it is active reverence. It pauses. It listens. It asks, “What is needed here?” before offering anything.

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Humility is not about shrinking or being silent; it is about being genuine and authentic. It is about the courageous surrender of certainty. When we lead with humility, we recognize that transformation is not ours to engineer—it is ours to witness and support. Humility reminds us that every conversation, every offering, every relationship is a mutual exchange of learning and grace.

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Curiosity, when guided by the heart, becomes a sacred instrument. It is the root of every breakthrough. When we approach our work with the question, “What is emerging?” rather than “What should I fix?” we become facilitators of truth rather than architects of answers.

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Together, these three qualities are not strategies—they are soul agreements. They shape not only how we serve, but who we are as stewards of purpose and presence.

In Soulful Sojourners Publications

​The Sacred Sound of Home​

Dare to Be Seen | 2025 Webinar Series

S.E.E.N. Live: Voices That Spark Change

Living Imprints Program | Community Gatherings

Soulful Business Tip of the Month

Partner Spotlight

Meet Kelly Flowers! Kelly Flowers, a former nurse turned financial coach and owner of Eleven 14 Financials, is on a mission to empower professionals to take control of their finances. With her innovative "Money Multiplication Method," Kelly helps individuals not only retain more of their hard-earned income but also grow it strategically.