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The idea of being current is a thru line in my life.

I found journals at my mom’s house this summer with pages exploring what it means to be current.

It blew my mind that it was already such a focus for me twenty some years ago.

And in 2013, when I felt complete with my website, lifebyme.com, I wrote the 750th post for my community of meaning seekers. I called it - you know it - Current. The three words to describe me in my bio were mama. life by me’er. be current'er. Not even sure I know what my team meant calling me a be current’er, but they were onto something.

Being Current means everything is up-to-date. It is in working order.

You love it, you want it, it matches where you are - right now.

That goes for your furniture and car, of course, but even more relevant, your thoughts, your relationships, your feelings. The way you spend your time, your money, your energy.

Is it all aligned?

Does it all make sense?

When you’ve been thinking about the same idea for 20+ years, you can say it is your thing.

So here I come, saying it’s my thing.

I am obsessed with the notion that being current means being happy, being present, being fulfilled.

And by extension not being current means being engaged in things that are not relevant anymore.

Staying in relationships that no longer elevate you.

Keeping a job that has not brought you an ounce of happy for a while now.

Letting old, painful stories haunt you years later.

Knowing humans, I am pretty sure I am not the only one thinking about creating a life that makes me happy.

So I’m inviting you to join me on this new adventure, being-current.com, a 31-day interactive journey where we explore all things current in your life.

The course is delivered in digestible bites sent straight to your phone.

You'll receive prompts, guided meditations, and stories to help you make simple but profound changes. One day at a time. One habit at a time. One breath at a time.

Check out being-current.com to start your journey today!