In this episode of Finding True North, Jacqueline and Kelly-Anne share the deeply personal journey of becoming co-authors in Every Body Holds a Story Volume 2. They open up about the fears, limiting beliefs, healing moments, and unexpected breakthroughs that came with writing their chapters.

From voice-noting raw emotions to rewriting old beliefs, this conversation explores the transformative power of storytelling and the courage it takes to be seen. The sisters also give a preview of their individual chapters, Wherever You Go, There You Are and Crowned, and reflect on how vulnerability can become a bridge for connection and healing.

If you have ever questioned whether your story matters, this episode is your reminder that it does.

In this episode, we discuss:

• Why both Jacqueline and Kelly-Anne decided to become published authors
• The limiting beliefs that surfaced during the writing process
• How storytelling can be healing and cathartic
• The surprising process of using voice notes to write a chapter
• Midlife transformation, identity shifts, and self-discovery
• Why vulnerability creates connection
• The belief that somebody, somewhere, needs the story you carry

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What if the changes you’re experiencing in life are not signs that something is wrong, but signs that something deeper is awakening?

In today’s episode of Finding True North, Kelly-Anne and Jacqueline take a thoughtful dive into the feminine archetypes and the different seasons women move through throughout life. From the freedom and curiosity of the Maiden to the nurturing energy of the Mother, the awakening of the Queen, and the wisdom of the Crone, this conversation explores how each archetype carries its own gifts, lessons and challenges.

The conversation touches on identity, self sacrifice, midlife awakening, intuition, purpose and the powerful shift many women experience when they begin questioning the roles they’ve played for others. Kellyanne shares how learning about these archetypes deeply resonated with her own journey and helped put words to feelings she could not previously explain.

This episode is an invitation to reflect on where you are in your own life right now, what energy you may be embodying, and how these archetypes can offer greater understanding, compassion and self awareness.

In this episode, we discuss:

• The meaning of feminine archetypes

• The Maiden, Mother, Queen and Crone energies

• Why the Queen archetype often emerges in midlife

• How women can move between archetypes throughout life

• The connection between archetypes, identity and purpose

• Why midlife awakening is often misunderstood

• The wisdom and liberation found within the Crone archetype

Whether you see yourself clearly in one archetype or feel connected to pieces of all four, this conversation offers a powerful reminder that every season of womanhood carries meaning, wisdom and transformation.

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In this episode, we continue our Human Design centers series with one of the most personal and emotionally layered centers in the chart: the Identity Center, also known as the G Center. This center is deeply connected to your sense of self, direction, identity, love, and the feeling of being aligned with who you truly are.

And for many people, this conversation hits hard in the best possible way.

We explore the experience of having a defined identity center, where there tends to be a more stable and consistent sense of self. You may naturally know when something feels right for you and when it doesn’t. Even during big life changes, there is often an underlying steadiness that helps guide your decisions and keeps you connected to who you are.

But we also unpack the challenges that can come with that certainty, especially when others around you seem unsure, inconsistent, or constantly changing. It can be difficult to understand why other people cannot “just know” themselves the way you do.

On the other side, we dive into the experience of having an undefined identity center, where identity feels more fluid and shaped by environment, relationships, and energy. This can look like feeling like a different version of yourself depending on who you are with or where you are. And while society often tells us that consistency equals authenticity, this episode offers a completely different perspective.

For those with an undefined identity, changing is not a flaw. It is part of the design.

This conversation brings powerful validation for anyone who has ever questioned themselves for evolving, shifting, or feeling uncertain about who they are. It also highlights the importance of the right environments and relationships, and how much clarity can emerge when you stop forcing yourself to stay the same.

At the heart of this episode is a reminder that identity is not one size fits all. Some people are here to anchor into a strong sense of self. Others are here to experience life through flexibility, openness, and transformation.

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