Meet your self-discovery guide

Hi, I’m Michelle Killmon

I’m a recovering people pleasing perfectionist who is an over achiever and also most likely has undiagnosed ADD. Nice to meet you!

For years, I worked hard to climb the corporate ladder, following all the “good girl rules” that I thought would lead to success and fulfillment. On the outside, it looked like I had it figured out, but inside, I felt disconnected from who I really was. I was good at the work I was doing, but it wasn’t fulfilling work. I just kept doing it because it paid well and, being that “good girl”, I excelled at my job and got promoted often.

During my years working for someone else, I was an educator. I broke things down into simple, practical steps so others could learn with confidence. I’ve always loved helping people learn, because you can see the moment it clicks. Their eyes light up, their shoulders relax, and with each step forward they gain confidence in themselves. That spark of growth is what I love to see. My gift of educating continues to guide my work today as a Self-Discovery Guide.

When we got the opportunity to move to Colorado, our youngest son was not even a year old. Our older son was raised by daycare and if we didn’t go on vacation, eat out or do anything extra, we had the financial means for me to become a stay at home mom. I didn’t understand how to identify with my new role and I struggled for a while with the change. I was so used to proving myself and living up to other people’s expectations that I had no clue what my own were. This same feeling happened again as my children grew and their needs changed. If you’ve ever felt like you’ve lost touch with who you are beyond the roles and expectations, I want you to know - you’re not alone!

I signed up for my own soul alignment program to find the answers I desperately needed. After a lot of deconditioning old thoughts and behaviors, healing past traumas and understanding how to ground and support my own needs, I realized that life isn’t about proving ourselves by doing more. It is about coming home to ourselves and rediscovering what truly brings us joy.

Along my journey, I’ve learned nervous system regulation and breathing techniques that support calm and emotional processing. I’ve explored nature therapy and discovered the powerful ways that being outdoors can ground and heal us. I’ve leaned into my creative side. I teach creativity not as something that has to be perfect, but as a joyful tool for expression, release, and rediscovery.

What I noticed, though, was a deep need: women are craving spaces of true community. Places where we don’t have to do it all alone. Where we can grow faster, stronger, and more joyfully together.

That’s why I do this work. I guide women back to themselves through nature, creativity, and connection, while holding space for transformation to unfold in community.