Let Them Gather

There’s an old story about a village where women used to gather by the river each day to wash clothes. As they scrubbed and rinsed, they shared stories, passed down wisdom, and held space for one another. Then came the washing machine. Slowly, the women stopped gathering. They stayed home, doing their laundry alone. Not long after, anxiety and depression began to rise across the village.

It wasn’t the machines that caused the shift, but the loss of ritual—the fading away of women gathering in community. When ritual faded, we forgot we belonged to each other.

In today’s world, we’re told to be independent. To handle it all. To smile and say, “I’m fine,” even when we're unraveling inside. Many of us are craving something deeper—real connection, sisterhood, a space to be truly seen and heard.

We were never meant to do this alone.

The Gathering is a sacred space for growth-oriented women to come together. A place to connect, to share, to be witnessed—and to rise.

This session, we’re diving into Let Them by Mel Robbins. It’s one of those rare books that shifts something deep inside—a permission slip to stop controlling what’s outside of us and start reclaiming our own power.

✨ Let them cancel plans—your time is precious.

✨ Let them judge—you don’t need their approval.

✨ Let them walk away—the right people will stay.

✨ Let them stay stuck—you can love them and still grow beyond them.

✨ Let them misunderstand—you don’t owe anyone your explanation.

When we release what we can't control, we create space for everything we can.

This book is a total gamechanger—but reading it with a circle of badass women..PURE MAGIC✨✨!

Spring invites us to awaken, to begin again. As we move toward summer, that energy turns into momentum—fueling confidence, creativity, and joy. The fire of the sun calls us to step into our power and bring our dreams to life.

Women need each other and the ritual of gathering now more than ever.

In a world that often feels chaotic and disconnected, coming together in community is an act of resistance. Of resilience. Of remembering.

Change begins in these circles. It ripples out into our families, our communities, and beyond.

Women gathering together in community is not just powerful—it’s necessary.

“Every time women gather together in circles, the world heals a little more.” - Lex Weinstein