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Divide and conquer
Processing family patterns is essential to identity work…The past is a story, the future is ours to craft. Simone B’Free.
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The gentle patience of her love
When a womyn steps fully into her divine being, the empowered feminine, and starts talking like this…
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I am not what I was.
I hope the next leg of my journey is a useful story to share. What do I do with this person I’ve become? Existentialism is a way, but the destination is very unclear…
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Patterns of transition – part 3
Freedom, as it turns out, is a practice. It is not something to have, but something to do. Be, free. Simone B’Free x
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Patterns of transition – part 2
The journey I, my self, am on. It is spiritual, not professional. This is the pull of the #greatresignation. This is the wake up call so many now heed.
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Patterns of transition – part 1
She stands alone, deep in thought, her mind captured by the past. What becomes of she who emancipates her self? One free of expectations of roles carried past. Free of the fear of breaking norms and attracting criticism. Free of the shackles that had been around her mind.
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Under your own microscope
Conceptualizing this project as ‘identity work’ is just one way of sharing a narrative, an interpretation, my experience, of knowing and participating in this process of growth and personal evolution.
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Identity work in a complex world
The wisdom of the ages and the passion that drives creation, the forces that will help us shape a better world. ~ Simone B’Free
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Allowing for emergence and embracing one’s own complexity
Something I have observed about my experience of sovereignty is that the feeling of it comes and goes.
As if my conditioning were a landslide of mud and debris, I become entangled and triggered, scrabbling and alert, lashing out and fighting back at everything coming in my direction.
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Embrace
The freedom of authenticity, of stepping into your true self, comes from embracing the paradox of being both courageous and vulnerable.
Simone B'Free
One woman's journey to radical freedom