by Kylee Marshall | Author | Speaker | Oct 13, 2023 | Be Wild, Blooming, Courage, Healing, New Beginnings
Holding Space Slowly and gracefully, with an ease and air of confidence, the Moon rose from behind the Bookcliffs. She held herself effortlessly, suspended somewhere between space and Earth. I, on the other hand, was in a vortex of hurry and rush and lists and... 
by Kylee Marshall | Author | Speaker | Aug 29, 2023 | Blooming, Courage, Goodbye, Healing, New Beginnings, Uncategorized
Saying Goodbye On the morning of August 1st, I felt a shift. In the air. In the sky. In the wind. It felt different – the evening before had brought the first shower of cooling rain after months of dry heat. The clouds still held onto a gray lining and floated heavy... 
by Kylee Marshall | Author | Speaker | Jul 11, 2023 | Be Wild, Blooming, Courage, New Beginnings, Uncategorized
Blooming There’s this picture of me, taken during a book signing event this last month, and I’m completely unaware that there’s a camera being pointed at me, but I am smiling one of those smiles where your eyes look up and out into an empty space in the room. Into... 
by Kylee Marshall | Author | Speaker | Jun 7, 2023 | Be Wild, Courage, Making Decisions
The thing about a season is that it doesn’t last forever. Sometimes it rushes in like a wave of rustling leaves carried by a hurried spring wind. And sometimes it pirouettes in like white clouds dancing across a blue summer sky. But just as quickly as it enters, it... 
by Kylee Marshall | Author | Speaker | Apr 26, 2023 | Courage, Healing, New Beginnings
Sometime in the last year, I shifted into a new morning mantra. In the soft and subtle muted light of the table lamp, I wrote in my tattered dogeared journal, Today I will love myself well. It was a gentle tiding, a comforting reminder that I was worth loving.... 
by Kylee Marshall | Author | Speaker | Apr 3, 2023 | Courage, New Beginnings, Uncategorized
The saying goes: “April showers bring May flowers,” and really what it’s saying is: “April hope brings May joy.” But actually I think the saying was a way to appease, to calm, to relieve, to pacify. If we just suffer through this month of rain, we shall be rewarded...