Emergence in Winter.
Welcome to the Substack! Short of it is: I left Mailchimp because ugh. Other than the server, not much will change here.
I’m back. After making the decision to shut down my business for at least the first 4 months of Mae’s life, it feels good to be dipping my toes back into my work.
I am absolutely ecstatic and surprised to feel this way.
The choice to leave work wasn’t an easy one for a variety of reasons. And the choice to come back to work also wasn’t easy for 2 big reasons: 1) the care I still desire as I continue to transition into motherhood and 2) Being with Mae.
I took my time, and I’m still taking great care as I re-integrate Jo the Coach back into my life. It feels like a beautiful winter emergence.
A few things you’ll be hearing about in the next little while are:
1:1 coaching. I have 3 spots open to work together until the Fall. Learn more here: www.jo-tucker.com/private-coaching
Body-first Business is opening up again in March. Waitlist is here.
Drop-in Somatic Practice Groups. Get on the newsletter list here.
Somatic Support group for New Parents. I’m developing this with a trusted colleague.
It feels good to come back to what I love and update how I work to match who I am now. A lot has changed within, and a lot remains the same.
Still a woman in her late 30s learning to listen to herself better each day. A loud laugher, forever curious/confounded about humans and the world we’ve created. I live in the paradox of being human and more than human, seeking new ways to be actively present in the exquisite joy and pain of this life.
Still committed to being a full human, inside and outside of my coaching practice and I believe that showing up in this way is supportive of your health and well-being. We are in a relationship- not one of co-dependence, but one of deep care. I will sometimes cry. We will often laugh. Humaning, together.
Still practiced at being in the complexity of life. I see it as a deep responsibility to be with the complications of our times, especially when there are no apparent answers.
Still absolutely in love with this whole being human thing, even when it hurts. And completely in love with witnessing others find their feet and heart to be here too.
Let’s see what blooms come spring.
xxo Jo