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Think back to November 2020. Where were you living? What stage of life were you in? How were you navigating a global pandemic?
Now, fast forward to today. What’s changed? What have been your biggest shifts in the past five years?
I love this five-year reflection exercise. One year feels too short to see real transformation, and ten years can feel overwhelming. But five years? It’s the perfect Goldilocks zone — just right for noticing growth, lessons, and change.
This month, I’m seeing the past five years through a special lens — the lens of a “book baby” that’s all grown up.
Let Her Out: Reclaim Who You Have Always Been was published on November 19, 2020. It launched virtually from my home office when the world had stopped. In a time of uncertainty, Let Her Out was the one thing that felt absolutely certain - a book I needed for myself that’s now reached thousands of people around the world.
Five years ago, we had no idea this little book would take on a life of its own. Same family, same message — just a few more inches taller and a few more stories to tell.
Thinking it’s time for a remake?
What’s amazed me most is that the message keeps growing. The book was a seed planted five years ago that continues to bear fruit - helping people remember who they are, spend their time with more intention, and show up as their best selves for their families, communities, and the world.
So, let’s celebrate together!
You’re invited to the Let Her Out 5th Birthday Celebration — a chance to look back on your past five years, dream forward into the next five, and share in a community that’s doing the same.
Wednesday, November 19
2:00 PM Eastern Time
Sign up to celebrate here!
Whether you’ve been part of this journey since day one or are discovering Let Her Out for the first time, I’d love to have you join. It’ll be interactive (come ready to participate!) - and yes, I have a few surprises and announcements up my sleeve about what’s next.
Join from your favorite spot - your office, conference room with colleagues, a coffee shop, or even a pub with a toast in hand. The important thing is to show up for yourself and for this community of people who believe in reclaiming who we truly are.
I can’t think of anything more important right now than remembering who you are.
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