Musings September 22, 2026

Happy New Year!

There’s something about September that lives deep in our wiring. As children, September meant a new beginning—a new teacher, a new classroom, new routines, new possibilities. Even now, as adults, we can feel that subtle energetic shift: It’s time to begin again.

What possibilities appear as you use this energy intentionally? Perhaps you’re carrying some residual stuck energy from something that happened earlier this year. Maybe you’re ready to upsize a new endeavour, take your business or your life to the next level, or finally move beyond a pattern that has been quietly limiting you.

Or perhaps what’s happening in our world right now has left you feeling uncertain, overwhelmed, or simply not quite like yourself. Whatever you’re navigating, I want to remind you of something I’ve seen again and again:

You are not stuck.

The patterns that shape how we perceive ourselves, our circumstances, and what is possible for us can be re-patterned. By shifting the subconscious beliefs beneath our perceptions, we change the energy we bring to our lives and from that new energy, different choices, possibilities, and outcomes emerge. September invites us into this season of new beginnings, and encourages us to ask ourselves…

What am I ready to change?
What might I to shift?
What am I interested in creating?

If you feel called to explore that, I invite you to book a re-patterning session with me.

You don’t have to wait until you feel completely stuck. An incredible time to re-pattern is when you’re ready to expand into what’s next.

September has always been a time for new beginnings. This year, make your September intentional…and Happy New Year!

Namaste,

Suze

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Embracing Authenticity in Marketing

Today’s Musing is directed to people who need to market themselves – You may think that today’s Musing only applies to people who are selling something – and you are right…however each of us is always in a place of marketing ourselves, our ideas and our abilities. Everyone is marketing themselves every day – so although this message seems directed to those in business…there is something in it that applies to everyone – whether you are marketing a service, a product, or your own needs and desires, marketing at its best isn’t limited to business – it is life!

“Marketing is the activity and processes that create, communicate, deliver, and offer exchanges that create value for consumers, customers, partners, and society in general.”

Marketing yourself and your services can feel like standing on a tightrope, teetering between authenticity and fear. I understand this struggle deeply, having supported hundreds of entrepreneurs, service providers, solopreneurs in business in overcoming the daunting specter of imposter syndrome – and thousands of people in everyday interactions. It’s a challenge to put ourselves out there, to be seen and heard in a crowded world, yet it’s precisely in this visibility that our potential shines.

Through mindset shifts and transformational practices, I’ve helped many tap into their unique voices and stories. Like most, I too faced that inner critic whispering doubts, urging me to play it safe. But what if we leaned into that fear instead? What if we recognized it as part of the journey toward authenticity?

I acknowledge the fear I experience whenever I put myself forward and share with others what I can contribute.

I recognize it is holding me back from shining, and really helping others.

I can stay small and let that fear define me, or I can increase my confidence and share with authenticity  – and I chose to increase my confidence with authenticity.

I will practice this today when I make a list of the strengths I have.

I remember overcoming that fear when I… (your own example – something like applied for my job, or started my company, or told my partner I loved them…)

I have increased my confidence, and authenticity is important to me.

I am grateful for this expansion, and I am willing to expand and explore the next level of authenticity in my career and personal life.

I am thrilled to announce an opportunity to dive deeper into this journey with Tad Hargrave, a mentor I’ve admired for years. On July 15, he’ll be in Airdrie for a full day of “Marketing for Hippies.” For just $25 to reserve your seat, you’ll immerse yourself in a day designed to help you clear the clutter in your mind and bring clarity to your marketing. It’s a Pay What You Can offer, and with only 50 spots available, I encourage you to invest in yourself and your business. Let’s break down those barriers together and market our true selves with confidence and authenticity. It’s time to show the world what you have to offer!

If this resonates for you, here’s the link to register…and please pass along the invitation!

You can learn more about Tad at www.MarketingforHippies.com and sign up for “Marketing for Hippies” here: [EVENTBRITE LINK]

Namaste,

Suze

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Please be kinder to the people that you love

Please be kinder to the people that you love – and that includes the one you sleep with – yes every night! I’m talking about the one on your pillow – to be perfectly clear – be kinder to yourself!

It’s the 4th week of January,  and I’ve been hearing and witnessing a lot of people being hard on themselves because they’ve already blown their New Year’s resolutions.

Big deep breath.

It’s OK. Give yourself some grace. You are trying to change old habits using sheer will power – and sometimes that can work, but often it doesn’t… especially when there is stress, those old habits will jump right back in and take up – what seems to be – permanent residence.

Let’s focus on something different. Let’s do something that works. Rather than making promises to yourself that you may or may not keep, let’s focus on how you want to BE in 2026.

I recognize I have been hard on myself for what I haven’t done.

Instead I will be kinder to myself and focus on how I want to BE.

I could be hard on myself for what I haven’t done, or I can be kinder to myself by focusing on my intention – how I want to BE. I choose.

I am free to move forward with the  intention of how I want to BE.

I know what it’s like to have a clear intention I did it when I accomplished… (complete with a real example!)

I am focusing on how I want to BE and I’m open to the support I need to successfully move to what I desire.

I appreciate my commitment to BEing a better version of myself and creating what I desire.

I am committed to BEing a better version of myself as well, and that is the reason I pulled together 21 days of quick and easy mindset exercises to share with you.

In just 5-7 minutes a day you will find yourself focusing on how you want to BE, and experiencing the supportive, creative energy that will move you forward. Easy to follow 21 days of effective mindset resets, delivered to your inbox for $29.

You choose the time that fits your schedule. You download the daily videos and have them for keeps to review and refresh whenever you choose.

And because I always believe in creating something EVEN better, I’m offering a bonus of 15 minutes of one-on-one time with me to support you in Intentionally Creating your future.

Join me with this link: https://beliefrepatterning.com/product/creating-intentionally-in-21-days/

And I will see you soon!

Namaste,

Suze

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Musings January 8, 2026

2026 opens with an invitation for something different. The pace of life isn’t slowing, and neither are the expectations. What’s shifting is our willingness to keep driving ourselves with systems that don’t actually work.
Traditional Goal Setting and New Year’s resolutions promise positive change, but often deliver guilt, shame, and self-criticism. When we don’t follow through, we assume we are broken—when in truth, the method is. Forcing ourselves forward through pressure disconnects us from what we most need: clarity, alignment, and self-trust.
Intentional Being offers another way.
 
I acknowledge I want to grow this year.
I give myself permission to set a clear intention, based on my strengths.
I can focus on fixing something wrong, or I can intentionally build on my strengths – it is my choice.
I am free to practice turning my focus to creating intentionally until it becomes my habit.
I know that clear intention from a supportive perspective works, and I am curious about growing my ability to expand this skill in 2026!
I have evidence that I AM growing in my ability to Create Intentionally – I’m reading this!
I am grateful to myself for being more mindful of who I really am and intentionally creating who I am BEcoming.
 
Clear intention setting is not about striving or fixing yourself. It’s about choosing how you want to show up, and learning practical, doable ways to maintain that choice over time. With clear intention your actions become simpler. Decisions feel lighter. Confidence grows naturally, not because you’re pushing harder, but because you’re moving authentically in the direction of your dreams and desires. You are growing.
 
If you’re ready to begin 2026 grounded, focused, and resourced—without self-judgment or burnout—I invite you to join Setting Clear Intention on January 13 at 5pm MT. In just 75 minutes, you’ll receive real, effective, and sustainable tools to set and maintain intention in a way that supports your wellbeing rather than drains it. And yes, we’ll send you the recording providing you with a handy reference.
 
This isn’t about becoming someone new.
It’s about intentionally being who you really are, and expanding your positive potential with purpose.
 
Namaste,
Suze

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In Moments Like These

In moments like these, when tragedy casts a dark pallor across Australia and ripples outward into the world, it is impossible not to feel the weight of grief. The Bondi Beach attack has shaken something deep within us, and it is magnified by The Browns University shooting. On days like this, the question is not how to avoid the darkness, but how we choose to meet it.

When despair beckons, I pause. I watch the kookaburras and cockatiels. I notice the sun shining on the eucalyptus leaves. I hug the ones I love and write messages meant to steady, soothe, and uplift. This is how I re-pattern—by choosing presence over paralysis, light over collapse.

When I am tempted to dive deep into despair, I pause. These small acts of presence are not just distractions but remind me that joy, hope, peace and love are still here, still within reach. I am part of a greater web, and my energy matters.

A friend wrote this morning, “What are we doing to ourselves?” It’s a powerful question. I offer another: How do I want to be in the world? And then—gently, deliberately—I take a step in that direction.

I acknowledge the darkness and allow myself to feel the grief without judgment.

I recognize that despair is information, not a destination.

I choose to breathe, soften, and return to the present moment.

I ask how I can be a source of peace rather than fear.

I remember that even now, beauty and goodness still exist around me.

I take one aligned action that reflects love, hope, or support.

I trust that raising my vibration supports others—and ripples outward.

Join me in sending the right energy through connection and care.

If we want something different than what we have, we must do something different.

From here, we transform – our lives, our work, and the world we wish to inhabit.

Light shared multiplies. Always.

Namaste,

Suze

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