Hi, I’m Shannon (@soulflowwithshannon).

There was a long stretch of my life where I kept trying to earn my place on this planet.

Be the good student.

Get the degree.

Collect the certifications like armor.

Make my life make sense on paper so no one could question why I was here… including me.

I thought purpose lived somewhere “out there.”

In a program, a mentor, a plaque on the wall.

And then life — in its dramatic, messy, divine timing — ripped my map right out of my hands.

The PhD rejections.

The confusion that felt like heartbreak.

The quiet nights where I'd stare at the ceiling and whisper, “What was the point of all of that? Who am I without this?”

That wound that made me believe I had to prove my worth instead of feel it.

So I did what I always do when I don’t know who I am anymore.

I went searching.

I studied psychology.

I dove into yoga therapy.

I tried to heal myself through mind, through breath, through movement.

I moved across the world.

I stripped my life down to what was real.

And somewhere between the silence of Bali mornings and the way women soften when they sit in a circle, I found something I never found in a classroom:

Presence. 

Belonging.

Truth — not as a philosophy, but as a feeling in my bones.

And I thought,

- What if women didn’t have to do this alone?

- What if there was a place where we could get lost and found together?

- What if we stopped trying to “fix” ourselves… and remembered who we already are?

That’s how The Soul Circle was born.

Not as a business plan.

Not as another “program.”

But as a sanctuary for women who are in that in-between place — the transition, the unraveling, the becoming.

A place for the woman who’s tried the books, done the journaling, collected the insights … but still feels like she’s walking through life with a question mark above her head.

A place for women who want connection that actually feels like connection — where you can say the real thing and watch ten faces nod back at you.

A place where the truth inside you gets louder than the doubt.

Every circle we hold, every workshop, every shared breath… it all comes back to that moment I realized:

My path was never supposed to be impressive. It was supposed to be honest. And honest paths are meant to be walked together.

The Soul Circle is the community I needed at every turning point of my life.

Now it’s the community I get to guide — a home for women who are ready to return to themselves … and not do it alone this time.