As we welcome 2025, I want to take a moment to say: Welcome.

Welcome to a fresh start. Welcome to a year of possibilities. Welcome to a year where you stop doubting yourself and begin trusting the incredible wisdom within you.

For the one struggling to trust yourself and your intuition—this is for you. Read until the end, where I share my vulnerable heart along with tips to help you reconnect with your inner knowing.

I’ve been mindfully and intentionally taking a big break from social media, embracing a season of hibernation and deep self-discovery. Truth be told, I’m in the middle of a profound journey—asking myself questions like: Who do I want to be? How do I want to show up? What truly matters to me?

The honest truth? I just want to be a mama—a mama that both Zephyr and I can be proud of. And not just Zephyr—I want to be proud of me too.

If you’ve followed my journey, you might know I’ve stepped back from love coaching to focus on motherhood. Yet, I’m still here, still in business, and still sharing my heart with you.

Tonight, as I scrolled through Instagram, I saw an old story memory from a year ago. In it, I was six months pregnant, hormonal, and deeply vulnerable—sharing my struggle with trusting myself and my intuition. At the time, Levi and I made the conscious decision not to find out Zephyr’s gender during pregnancy (something I don’t think I’d do again, but that’s a story for another day).

I spent my entire pregnancy wrestling with this choice. I wanted so desperately to know my baby, to connect deeply, and I felt that not knowing the gender created a disconnect. Yet, looking back now, I realize—I did know.

I knew Zephyr was a boy. I knew his name even before I was pregnant. The day before I conceived, his soul came to me and said, “Mama, I’m ready to be born. My name is Zephyr.” And then, I got pregnant the very next morning. (Again, a story for another day.)

But throughout the pregnancy, I doubted myself. I let the voices of others—those who “swore” I was having a girl—overpower my inner knowing. Even when I couldn’t, for the life of me, pick a girl’s name, I ignored the signs. (By the end of my pregnancy, we picked “Zephyrina” for a girl, and I was calling the baby “Zephy” regardless of gender—because I knew in my soul that Zephyr was the name.)

Looking back, I realize the lesson: I knew in my heart, my soul, my womb. But I didn’t trust myself.

This year, I am declaring that I will not only trust myself, but I will lead others to do the same—to trust themselves and their intuition, even when it goes against the grain of what others might say or think.

My advice 1 year later looking back for anyone struggling with trusting yourself is this! 

4 Steps to Rebuild Trust in Yourself

1. Meditate, meditate, meditate.
   Quiet the noise around you and tune into your inner voice. Sit in stillness, connect with your heart and spirit, and ask a question. Then, listen. If you’re unsure how to start, message me—I’d love to guide you.

2. Silence external voices.
   Once you’ve received your answer in meditation, block out the noise of others who might sway you. These external voices are often tests, asking, “Do you really trust yourself?”

3. Journal your heart out.
   Write down your thoughts, feelings, and questions. Let your spirit, soul, and heart speak back to you. Trust what comes through.

4. Practice affirmations daily.
   Repeat to yourself: I trust myself. Say it until you feel it in your bones.

I promise you—if you commit to these steps, they will guide you back to yourself. Try them, and let me know how they work for you.

This is your year to stop trusting others more than yourself. This is the year you trust YOU.

For me, trusting myself looks like honoring my role as Zephyr’s mama. While I love coaching and guiding others, my heart is calling me to focus on motherhood, on childhood development, and on leading others into their own hearts and souls.

That said, I’m still in business, and I have just one spot available in my year-long transformative mentorship, New Year, New You. If you’re ready to trust yourself fully this year—and you’d love accountability and support to help you step into the life you know is meant for you—I invite you to join me.

This program is only available to one person. If you’ve been waiting to work with me, this is your chance. Let this be your year, and let me hold your hand through it.

Let’s make 2025 the year you finally trust yourself fully and step into the life you deserve.

✨ Sign up here: New Year, New You Program

With love and trust,
Genna Rose