Annette Meinzer - SOARintoLIFE
Empowering widows and widowers to rise from the ashes of grief so that they can soar beyond their grief and into their new life.
Grief Transformation Coach guiding you forward through grief into the creation of your new life. Loss of spouse/partner comfort and guidance.
I have been there too. You don't have to do this alone. I am here to hold your hand and help you step forward on your own path.
Helping you to figure out who you are now, what you want your life to look like, and what you'd like to create in your life.
Offering several group programs for widows and widowers as well as individual coaching. For more information, you can check out soarintolife.com Or email me at annette@soarintolife.com. We can set up a time to talk, figure out where you are on your path and discover what you would like to create. As well as put some steps in place for you.
Check out my bio at soarintolife.com/about to learn about me.
You can do this, I am here for you!
Annette Meinzer - SOARintoLIFE
Hello Friends,
It is hard to believe that today marks 8 years since I last physically saw my late husband, Ron. So much has taken place since then and my life now looks so different. This day, 8 years ago, was a turning point in my life. It was a day when everything turned upset down and forever changed the course of my life. It was the hardest day that I had ever experienced. But today, I am able to celebrate it.
That day opened me up and I began to understand what life was truly all about. And that we are here to live it to the fullest and make the most out of it. To find joy and laughter along the way. This day marks that defining day. The day my life was changed forever. I was changed forever. There was no going back, only moving forward. I knew that and decided to go for it. To not let fear or anything else hold me back. My eyes were opened to bigger things. That there was so much more to life. It re-defined that things that I thought were important. I developed a new outlook and now see so many things differently. I opened up to a whole new way of being and to a whole new way of looking at things. This was the gift that I could now find in all of the adversity.
I am now able to see this day as a day to celebrate. To celebrate not only how far I have come, but to celebrate and remember the amazing person that Ron was as well. To celebrate that this is the day I decided that, despite all of the unknowns, fears, and sadness that I was feeling, that I could handle this. That despite this lowest of lows that I had been forced into, I had not only the hope but the knowing that it was all going to be okay. That we were going to be okay. That despite this, I was going to overcome and persevere. That I was going to be better because of it. I decided that I did not want to be a victim and to remain stuck in this place. That I was going to use this as the catalyst to step forward in my life. To use what he taught me and the influence that he had on me to make my life the best that they could be.
For me, I decided that I wanted to help others overcome adversity in their life. I jumped in and took courses, trainings, workshops, etc all over the country. I added to my nursing background and became certified as a Coach. Even though I can, now, coach anyone through adversity and out into living their life to the fullest, I have narrowed my programs down to those who have lost a spouse/partner. This is near and dear to my heart, and it helps me to feel like I am making a difference for others in a situation that I know all too well. If you know of anyone that could use someone to talk to or a guide on this journey, please send them my way. I would love to talk and share with them.
I am a big believer that things happen for a reason. Even if we truly never get to know what that reason is. Someday, it will all make sense, but for now it is trusting in the bigger picture and finding joy in every day. We can trust that everything is working out perfectly and according to plan. That truly “All is well”. And happening exactly as it is supposed to.
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