Change can be disorienting.
Roles shift. Priorities change.
What used to make sense doesn’t anymore.
When life shifts, it’s easy to lose your sense of what matters.
What used to fit no longer does.
Your direction feels less clear.
And searching for answers can feel exhausting.
You don’t need to rush your way forward.
You need a calm place to reorient.
The Reorientation Practice
A calm, grounded practice to help you return to what matters
without urgency, pressure, or needing to have it all figured out.
This is not a reset.
It’s not a challenge.
And it’s not about fixing your life.
The Reorientation Practice is a steady place to return to
when change feels disorienting
when clarity feels distant
or when you need to slow down before moving forward.
You can begin at any time.
Move at your own pace.
Return as often as you need.
You’ll have instant access inside your private portal,
with written practices, audio support, and optional guidance
designed for repetition, not completion.
A simple 3-phase reorientation ritual
for life’s turning points
Each practice follows the same grounded rhythm — designed to support your nervous system, your clarity, and your next step.
Written + audio.
Practical and poetic.
Designed for repetition, not completion.
Phase 1: Heal (7 min)
Calm your body. Create safety.
Settle your nervous system so you can actually hear yourself.
Phase 2: Be (7 min)
Reconnect to who you are now —
not who you were, and not who you think you should be.
Phase 3: Create (7 min)
Take one small, aligned step toward what’s next—
without forcing certainty or momentum.
Meet your guide Linda Andrews
Former Fortune 100 Vice President turned Founder & Integrative Advisor.
Linda has spent the last decade guiding leaders, founders, and creatives through career, identity, and life transitions — helping them slow down, reorient, and move forward with clarity and integrity.
Her work blends strategy, wellbeing, and lived experience — creating grounded practices that support real, lasting change without burnout or pressure.
You don’t need someone to tell you what to do.
You need a steady guide while you find your way.