Step into a deeper understanding of yourself and what shapes your life. Explore what drives you, what excites you, and what holds your attention. Let go of what no longer serves you, creating space for new opportunities and a renewed sense of clarity. Step fully into the person you are meant to be—confident, whole, and aligned with your purpose.
This is your invitation to embrace the experience and create the life you’re ready for.
Your journey begins now.
📚 were authored by others—parents, family members,
teachers and coaches who unknowingly passed down their
own narratives
📚 were childhood experiences that unknowingly wrote rules
in permanent ink
📚 were protective characters created by you, when you were
too young to know you were crafting your own storyline.
These opening chapters have power. They've silently shaped how you approach everything in life, influencing what you believe is possible and which endings feel out of reach. The narrative patterns repeat, the same themes resurface, and despite your conscious desire for a different story, you find yourself reading familiar chapter in new settings.
Our clients stand at a crucial point in their life sensing there are possibilities they've yet to experience. They've tried editing individual sentences, but the underlying narrative remains unchanged.
We serve the courageous individuals who are ready to become authors of their own experience—those who recognize that "that's just how our family is" or "that's just who I am" narratives were never who they were meant to be in the first place.
You might recognize yourself in this if:
🌟 your life story keeps circling back to familiar conflicts with
different characters
🌟 success feels somehow out of character or out of reach
🌟 part of you resists a new experience even as you
consciously desire them
🌟 the weight and burden of past generations feel like
chapters from someone else's story
📚 were authored by others—parents, family members, teachers and coaches who unknowingly passed down their own narratives
📚 were childhood experiences that
unknowingly wrote rules in permanent ink
📚 were protective characters created
by you, when you were too young to know you were crafting your own storyline.
These opening chapters have power. They've silently shaped how you approach everything in life, influencing what you believe is possible and which endings feel out of reach. The narrative patterns repeat, the same themes resurface, and despite your conscious desire for a different story, you find yourself reading familiar chapter in new settings.
Our clients stand at a crucial point in their life sensing there are possibilities they've yet to experience. They've tried editing individual sentences, but the underlying narrative remains unchanged.
We serve the courageous individuals who are ready to become authors of their own experience—those who recognize that "that's just how our family is" or "that's just who I am" narratives were never who they were meant to be in the first place.
You might recognize yourself in this if:
🌟 your life story keeps circling back to familiar conflicts with different characters
🌟success feels somehow out of character or out of reach
🌟 part of you resists a new experience even as you consciously desire them
🌟 the weight and burden of past generations feel like chapters from someone else's story
We sit beside you as you review early chapters with fresh eyes, recognizing which passages were written by others, which plot restrictions you've outgrown, and where new storylines can emerge when you finally claim authorship of your life.
Together, we transform inherited narratives into the story you were always meant to write—where earlier chapters provide context but no longer dictate how your story must unfold.
We sit beside you as you review early chapters with fresh eyes, recognizing which passages were written by others, which plot restrictions you've outgrown, and where new storylines can emerge when you finally claim authorship of your life.
Together, we transform inherited narratives into the story you were always meant to write—where earlier chapters provide context but no longer dictate how your story must unfold.
Our signature three-part journey of transformation:
Engage - Develop awareness of your beliefs, patterns, and choices.
Evolve - Apply new perspectives through learning-by-doing.
Elevate - Integrate transformative insights into your daily life.
Our Family Constellations approach reveals how unresolved family dynamics unconsciously influence your life today. By making the invisible visible, we help you identify and release inherited burdens that may be manifesting as physical, mental, emotional or energetic life obstacles.
Both Pathways Are Learning-By-Doing Consisting of:
15% Teaching
15% Sharing
70% Learning-By-Doing
The facilitator will explore meaningful topics relevant to today’s world, offering fresh perspectives to challenge and inspire you. Instead of focusing on agreement or disagreement, you’ll be encouraged to reflect on your own experiences, deepening your understanding of your values, commitments, and relationships.
Participate in dynamic, interactive experiences designed for deeper connection and self-discovery. You’ll have the opportunity to share insights, gain new perspectives and apply what you’ve learned in a supportive environment, through one-on-one dialogues, structured mingling exercises, and guided small-group discussions.
Go beyond theory with immersive exercises designed for self-discovery. You’ll gain new insights and create meaningful growth opportunities through guided reflections, interactive activities, and dynamic group experiences.
Discover the keys to unlocking your true self in our transformation workshop.
Watch our Introductory Series and learn all about Personal Best and our Level 1 Program.
Your facilitator, Heather Jones, will walk you though the process of course and answer all your questions!
OR Join us LIVE online Thursday, March 21, 2024 @ 7:00 pm MDT
At Personal Best Seminars, we believe in empowering our clients to make their own choices. Our aim is to show you what our programs are all about so you can decide if it's the right fit for your current life circumstances.
One year ago yesterday, I spent the day in the hospital with my best friend, mentor, and chosen family member Lori.
Leading up to that moment, she had been sharing visions and messages—glimpses of her life in transition. They spoke of wearing only white (a stark shift from her usual black wardrobe). They said that 90% of what we do isn’t necessary—like this, she said, as she gazed at her freshly filled bright orange gel nails. They told her she would soon have no need for technology, sugar, or coffee. Being the astute and obedient soul she was, she quit sugar and coffee as soon as the message came—but negotiated for a bit more time with her nails, technology, and clothes.
She was getting ready—for what she thought would be a transformation on the physical plane, into someone new. She wondered if she’d be called to a monastery. She didn’t know what was to come and could only make sense of the visions, the messages, and what she already knew to be true about Earth.
And on that Mother’s Day, when we paired her diagnosis, the timeline, and what was said in the messages, we both knew it. We acknowledged the awareness out loud.
I said, “So the visions—the messages—they’re not about transitioning on Earth. They’re about transitioning off Earth…”
“Yeah, I think so,” she said.
From that moment on, I began grieving her, even while she was still alive. I still didn’t understand "transition" as I do now.
One looks at living differently when they are dying, and Lori was no different. The simple banter we once loved no longer mattered much. My first-world problems were met with very direct comments about what truly matters in life. I just wanted to be validated, but I was snapped back into her reality and stopped talking. I had to carefully choose what I shared, always gauging her mood. And although we did talk about her leaving, it was always on her terms—not mine. I followed her lead.
From the sidelines, I was deeply aware that I was in the depths of grieving—yet unable to express it. Someone even said to me, “Well, she hasn’t died yet.” But they didn’t get it. The relationship, as I knew it, had already changed. I wasn’t free to be fully myself. My focus was entirely on her—making sure she had what she needed, and waiting for her to bring things up when she was ready.
She even told me I wasn’t allowed to be sad—that she was going to be in a better place, and I had to be happy for her. I replied, “If you get to leave, I get to decide how I feel about it.” And then, jokingly, I added, “I will take your suggestion under advisement.”
What do you do when the person you talked to about everything is no longer emotionally available in the same way? You cry on the drive home from hospice—but never there. You walk in with a smile, pretending there are endless tomorrows, though you know there aren’t. You avoid the everyday noise of your life and instead get her outside into the sun because she loved it. And as she declined, you pretended not to notice until she did—because she needed to get there in her own time.
I wasn’t perfect at this. I messed up. There was a time she didn’t want to see me. And then one day, she texted me saying she was ready to go, asking when I’d make time for her. The next day, she admitted she was just feeling lonely—and I hadn’t answered the phone when she wanted me.
It’s brutal and gut-wrenching to witness someone in this in-between. The veil thins. She spent more time with the other side than with me during some visits. She shared their messages—for me, and for her. She wasn’t dying—she was healing. Her time on this Earth, with all its pain and beauty, was coming to an end. It was time for her reward.
Just like any transition in life, hers was raw and confusing—for months. Before and after the realization that she was transitioning out of her physical body, and even now that she’s gone, my life has been a series of transitions that no one could have prepared me for. None of it made sense. In the disorientation, all I had—and still have—is trust.
Trust in myself to handle whatever comes my way.
Trust in others to play their part in the final stages of a transition.
And trust that it’s all for a greater purpose.
I didn’t see her last breath.
At first, that haunted me.
We had always debriefed everything—every hard moment, every joy, every mundane detail. But I didn’t get to debrief that with her. I didn’t know her final words or her last joke (although I was told she joked until the end). I grieved that deeply.
For the first couple of months, random friends and family who could communicate with the other side would call and deliver messages to aid in my anger and healing. She directly asked if she was allowed to be near me—could she come into my classroom and visit? Of course, I said yes. I reminded her, through our middle man, that it was the “deal” we made in her leaving.
Now, she is with me daily.
I feel her presence when I am in stillness, grounded, and slow down enough to listen and see.
When I’m messy, grieving and lost—I feel farther from her.
But she’s not gone.
In grief, we tend to focus on what we’ve lost.
And in doing so, we miss what we’ve gained.
Now that she’s left her physical body, our connection is more loving, more genuine than it ever was while she was alive. It sounds strange, but it’s true.
Later, she told me through a "dream":
“If you had seen my last breath, it would have taken you longer to get to where you are now. It was an anchoring moment. Anchoring moments are edged in that moment in time until it’s processed and healed. You weren’t meant to be there anchoring me leaving—because I never left.”
In my dreams I travel with her—though at first, it terrified me. I had no idea such a thing was possible until one night, she came to me. We went on a joy ride. In my dream, I wasn't in my body, I was completely aware that I had left, I could look back and see it lying there in the bed. We were just two souls cruising around.
We stood in front of some art in a museum, just the two of us admiring a painting that depicted the universe. I couldn’t help myself—I turned to her like a curious teenager and asked:
“So… what’s it like? Dying? Was there a white tunnel? Did you fit through it? How’s Heaven?”
She smiled and said:
“That’s not why I’m here. I’m here for you.”
She reached out her hands. I reached out mine.
She tethered herself to me.
Our energy mixed and merged until she fully embodied mine.
It was one of the most beautiful moments of my life.
Now, all her messages to me carry the same essence:
“I am you. We are one.”
As to remind me she never left at all. She is present, just not physically. She helps me every day from the other side. I am honoured as I am protected by one of the most stubborn, loving, kind and devoted women I’ve ever known.
Yesterday was Mother’s Day 2025—one year later from when this reality began. I picked up the last of her things that were for me from her family. I sorted through them and remembered the woman she was in her limitations—as we all are—and I celebrated who she is at the essence of her soul.
Lori showed me how to live every day.
She showed me how to release and accept—while still remaining.
And she continues to show me what it means to transition—in the truest sense of the word.
If you are grieving, be curious.
Grief doesn’t only come when someone dies—it comes anytime your comfort zone shifts.
Loss of identity, of control, of plans—all of it invites grief.
So approach it with curiosity:
What can you trust in this moment?
Can you trust yourself to handle whatever comes your way?
Can you trust the other person to play their part—even from the other side?
Can you trust there’s a greater purpose?
And can you be curious about what that purpose might be?
If someone you love has passed to the other side, here are a few ways they may try to communicate with you:
Dreams – Vivid, emotionally resonant dreams where the person seems real and imparts a message or comfort.
Synchronicities – Repeated signs like seeing their name, a specific number, or hearing a song that meant something between you.
Sudden sensory experiences – Smelling their perfume, hearing their voice, or feeling a sudden warmth or presence in the room.
Animal messengers – Birds, butterflies, or animals behaving unusually or showing up repeatedly around you in moments of reflection.
Electric or technological glitches – Lights flickering, phones ringing without explanation, or devices acting oddly around significant dates or thoughts of them.
Stay open. Stay curious.
You are not alone—and neither are they.
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