Embracing the Spiritual Shift: Write. Share. Heal.

We are still in the midst of a Spiritual Shift—and I believe it is ongoing. It’s not always loud or dramatic. Often, it comes through subtle adjustments, quiet convictions, and gentle nudges from the Holy Spirit guiding us to align more closely with God’s will.

In moments of frustration, when it feels like we’ve hit a wall or no one is listening, the question arises: Am I truly doing the work? Am I being persistent, or am I stopping short when it gets uncomfortable? These are honest questions many of us wrestle with. Yet even in those moments, the Holy Spirit reminds us that the very tension we feel is evidence of our desire to fulfill the assignment God has given us.

Scripture reassures us that growth happens in the process. As Epistle of James 1:3 (AMP) reminds us, the testing of our faith produces endurance, leading to spiritual maturity and inner peace. Likewise, Epistle to the Hebrews 12:1 calls us to run with endurance, fixing our eyes on Jesus—the Author and Perfecter of our faith.

This season has made one thing clear: the “Holy Ghost downloads” are not random. Every instruction, every prompting, every inspired idea carries purpose. That revelation became even more tangible through a powerful message by Chrystal Evans Hurst titled “Write It Down.” It was a confirmation that the Wind of God has been underneath this journey all along.

Write. Heal. Share. – Your Story Matters.

The Holy Spirit impressed this theme on my heart for the year, and it continues to unfold with greater clarity:

WRITE.
Writing is more than putting words on paper—it is remembering. It is documenting the faithfulness of God, even in seasons when we weren’t fully walking with Him. Through journaling, reflection, blogging, and podcasting, we pay attention to our lives and preserve the evidence of God’s hand at work.

HEAL.
God reveals Himself as Jehovah Rapha—the Lord who heals—in Book of Exodus 15:26. He restores physical, emotional, and spiritual brokenness. Healing is not only about mending wounds; it is about making us whole. It is about regulating our nervous systems, restoring our souls, and aligning our hearts with His peace.

SHARE.
Part of the healing process is testimony. When the Holy Spirit creates a safe space for us to share our stories, shame loses its grip. What once felt private and painful becomes a pathway for someone else’s breakthrough.

The deeper question remains: Are we doing everything in our power to fulfill the assignment the Lord has given us?

God has given us bold courage for such a time as this. He grants discernment for every season and orders our steps, lighting our path with clarity. Some doors He will open for us to walk through. Others may require holy boldness to knock down.

While I may not always know if I am doing enough, my heart’s desire is clear—to remain in His will and to keep doing the work. This Spiritual Shift is not about striving harder; it’s about trusting deeper, persevering faithfully, and believing that what God began, He will bring to completion.

Keep writing.
Keep healing.
Keep sharing.

Your story matters.

Meet Candy H. Speight, Owner/Cert. Life Coach/Prof. Organizing Virtual Coach – During her 32-year career at Xerox, she spent fifteen (15) years, as a Field Service Manager. Her primary role was to manage, coach and counsel people, not only in the work environment, but also from a personal perspective. As a professional organizer, for more than 10 years now, she has always wanted not only to organize various living spaces for my clients, which will always remain her passion. As we move forward, as a certified life coach, she will inspire, encourage, motivate, and empower women to be the best that they can be, by un-cluttering their lives; mind, soul and space.  She has wonderfully loving, hardworking husband, Kurt, (who supported her decision to retire in order to pursue her dream), a very grown son and two beautiful grown daughters .

The steps of a good man [woman] are ordered by the Lord: and he delighteth in his way. Psalm 37:23 KJV

Take Time from the Busyness…

It’s hard to believe that August is almost over. We are officially back to the time of hustle and bustle, but don’t forget take time to give our mind a break…  I would also ask that in this time of busyness, with our coworkers, clients, family, and friends, that we share a smile, a hug or just take a moment to listen. Remember, there are people that may still be struggling on this journey called life.

You may also want to make a few adjustments in your daily routine.

  • Maintaining a compassionate mindset is another way to conserve energy.
  • Simply being grateful can give your mood a big boost
  • Keep a journal. Unclutter the mind. Take time to analyze and organize your thoughts.
  • Life is full of stressors, and it’s impossible to avoid all of them, so face it head on
  • Avoid comparing to others  It can take practice to stop comparing yourself to others, but it’s worth it for the benefit of having your inner peace and happiness.. 

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Meet Candy H. Speight, Owner/Cert. Life Coach/Prof. Organizing Virtual Coach – During her 32-year career at Xerox, she spent fifteen (15) years, as a Field Service Manager. Her primary role was to manage, coach and counsel people, not only in the work environment, but also from a personal perspective. As a professional organizer, for more than 10 years now, she has always wanted not only to organize various living spaces for my clients, which will always remain her passion. As we move forward, as a certified life coach, she will inspire, encourage, motivate, and empower women to be the best that they can be, by un-cluttering their lives; mind, soul and space.  She has wonderfully loving, hardworking husband, Kurt, (who supported her decision to retire in order to pursue her dream), a very grown son and two beautiful grown daughters .

The steps of a good man [woman] are ordered by the Lord: and he delighteth in his way. Psalm 37:23 KJV


A Mindset Shift

Facing every day with…

  • Patience
  • Encouragement
  • Anticipation
  • Commitment & Courage
  • Energy & Excitement

We are setting the stage to be more effective, more efficient, more productive and more prosperous. As we move forward, our focus must be on making room to grow physically, emotional, mentally and spiritually … and continue to hold fast to our dream, our purpose, our destiny.

As a certified Christian life coach, with the heart of a minister,I blend my Christian values with practical coaching techniques to nurture and uplift women in their personal and spiritual journeys, as they embrace “A Life in Divine Order”.

My faith-infused strategies inspire my clients to discover their divine purpose, empower them to overcome life’s challenges, and live a life aligned with God’s plan. Allow me to walk with you as the Lord Orders Your Steps!

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Living a Happier Life…

Life is just too short not to live each day to its fullest. As we strive to go to higher heights and deeper depths in our spiritual existence, we must make changes. But at times, we may just need to let change happen. According to Entrepreneur magazine, here are a few more secrets to a happier, healthier life…

  • Do what you love. It’s pretty hard to maintain overall happiness if you hate your job.
  • Spend wisely. It’s tempting to believe that the more money you have, the happier you’ll be. But the reality is, it’s how you spend your money that helps you feel happier. Don’t waste the best years of your life in a joyless job, even if it’s paying the bills.
  • Listening to music lifts our spirits. It makes us feel better, in part because listening to music causes our brains to release dopamine, a neurochemical connected to pleasure and reward. 
  • You do you. One of the best things you can do to boost your happiness is to just be yourself. That means not being dependent on the approval of others, but accepting yourself for who you are. 
  • Build meaningful relationships. Happiness, love, friendship and community go hand in hand. As humans, we have a fundamental need to interact and connect with others. 

Be Inspired, Encouraged and Empowered to Live an Un-cluttered Life!

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Meet Candy H. Speight, Owner/Cert. Life Coach/Prof. Organizer – During her 32-year career at Xerox, she spent fifteen (15) years, as a Field Service Manager. Her primary role was to manage, coach and counsel people, not only in the work environment, but also from a personal perspective. As a professional organizer, for more than 10 years now, she has always wanted not only to organize various living spaces for my clients, which will always remain her passion. As we move forward, as a certified life coach, she will inspire, encourage, motivate, and empower women to be the best that they can be, by un-cluttering their lives; mind, soul and space.  She has wonderfully loving, hardworking husband, Kurt, (who supported her decision to retire in order to pursue her dream), a very grown son and two beautiful grown daughters .

The steps of a good man [woman] are ordered by the Lord: and he delighteth in his way. Psalm 37:23 KJV


The Possibilities are Endless…

Reach for the Sky!! Winston Churchill wisely stated, “Success is never final; failure is never fatal; it is the courage to continue that counts,” [especially when the journey gets tough, and the mountains are high]. Remember, we must quicken our pace.  We’ve already come a long way and although we still have a long way to go, our steps will become leaps and we will go further, faster.

You may want to make a few adjustments in your daily routine and it starts with your mindset. According to Entrepreneur magazine, here are a few secrets to living a happier, healthier life.

  • Focus on positive thinking. Spend one to two minutes looking for positives in your life.
  • Celebrate small victories. Life is full of ups and downs, but in between we have a lot of little victories that go unnoticed. 
  • Find a work-life balance. Work takes up a lot of our day, but it shouldn’t be the only thing we do.
  • Live in the moment. Our thoughts and feelings often revolve around the past or the future. Reality is what you are experiencing in the very moment.
  • Surprise Yourself! It’s hard to feel happy if you are bored or feeling blah about life. Part of feeling happy is feeling stimulated, interested and a little surprised by life.

Be Inspired, Encouraged and Empowered to Live an Un-cluttered Life!

Let Us Help You! Don’t miss your spot to talk to me.

Schedule your FREE 30-min. Life Coaching Intro Call TODAY!


Meet Candy H. Speight, Owner/Cert. Life Coach/Prof. Organizer – During her 32-year career at Xerox, she spent fifteen (15) years, as a Field Service Manager. Her primary role was to manage, coach and counsel people, not only in the work environment, but also from a personal perspective. As a professional organizer, for more than 10 years now, she has always wanted not only to organize various living spaces for my clients, which will always remain her passion. As we move forward, as a certified life coach, she will inspire, encourage, motivate, and empower women to be the best that they can be, by un-cluttering their lives; mind, soul and space.  She has wonderfully loving, hardworking husband, Kurt, (who supported her decision to retire in order to pursue her dream), a very grown son and two beautiful grown daughters .

The steps of a good man [woman] are ordered by the Lord: and he delighteth in his way. Psalm 37:23 KJV


Minimalism Redefined…

The other day, I was reading a bible plan on YouVersion entitled “Less Clutter, More Life” by Bob Lotch. In the reading, I found “minimalism” defined as “the intentional promotion of the things we most value and the removal of anything that distracts us from it.” by Joshua Becker. Bob said that if our walk with Jesus is the thing that we value most, then maybe we should be focusing on removing things in our lives that are distracting us from following Him. I’ve been a professional organizer for many years, but I had never looked at minimalism is this way before. I often told my clients that I didn’t support the idea of minimalism in this culture, because I always thought of it as owning a certain number of items and living in a tiny house. However, I must say that now my perspective has changed drastically.

JOURNAL PROMPT: What are your thoughts about minimalism considering this new definition? Please let us know in the comments…