The Sacred, Messy Art of Becoming

 By Tricia Scott.

You know that moment when you realise you're not who you were a year ago?

Maybe not even last week?

Welcome to the art of iteration, the sacred, messy, exhilarating dance of becoming. And ohhh, am I in it. Elbow-deep in glitter, spreadsheets, and soul-searching that probably should've come with a manual (or at least a bottle of wine).

Things are shifting over here. Not just the algorithm. Me.

I've been quietly reworking how I show up, not because the old me was wrong, but because the new me is right for right now. It's all evolution, and it's all welcome. Because here's the truth:

We are not meant to stay the same.

We are meant to stretch, to occasionally fall flat on our faces (if you're nodding right now, we are officially best friends), to laugh about it, and then get up wearing hot new shoes and a little more audacity.

Over the last six months, my business has been whispering, "There's more." and that's where I've been. Sitting in the hush. Pulling it all apart. Asking the hard questions. Doing the messy work behind the scenes while still showing up but staying curious about what this evolution really means.

And here's what I'm learning:

You can't grow into your next chapter by clinging to the last.

We evolve. We have to. Whether we like it or not, our businesses, our purpose, our desires - they shift. They deepen. And if we're brave enough, we follow that call, even when it's inconvenient, even when it's terrifying, even when it means burning down what we once swore was the dream.

That's where I've been.

And now?

Now, I'm ready to emerge. Not better, but truer.

I've been reworking The Female CEO from the inside out with new branding, new direction, and new energy.

I've started again (yes, from scratch) on the website because if we're going to do it, we're going to do it right.

I've been asking: How do I really want to show up for the women I serve? And how do I turn that all the way UP?

But this post isn't just about me. It's about you, too.

Because here's what I want you to know:

If it feels off, it probably is - If your message doesn't light you up anymore, don't just slap a new colour palette on it. Get honest. Ask what needs to shift. And then, big breath, go do it.

Introspection is an act of power, not pause - Stepping back to think, feel, and realign doesn't mean you're falling behind. It means you're doing the work that most won't (which also means you'll get the results most can only dream of).

You don't need permission to change - Whether you're pivoting your niche, rewriting your bio, or rebranding your entire empire, the only green light you need is your own.

You're allowed to outgrow your own identity - Let that one land. Who you were served a purpose. But who you're becoming? She's so ready.

So here we are 

On the edge of something new.

This space, this platform, this mission, it's transforming. And I'm inviting you to transform with me because by being here, you're not just scrolling but shaping. You've made this space real. And for that? I'm endlessly grateful.

I'm not here to help you just build a business.

I'm here to help you build a life that feels like home to your wildest, most unfiltered, most unapologetic self, and we don't get there by staying quiet.

We get there by turning up the volume on who we really are.

By staying brave. Weird. Beautifully imperfect.

By remembering that this, this moment, this version of you, is not too late, not too small, not too anything.

It's exactly right.

You don't need to be louder. Just braver.

And the woman you're becoming? She's going to blow your mind.

I believe in you (always).

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 Tricia Scott is a passionate startup business mentor and the Founder and Editor of The Female CEO - Create Evolve Overcome, a platform and digital magazine holding the space to showcase female entrepreneurs from all over the world. 

The Female CEO is gaining global recognition daily and Tricia is able to bring her own level of expertise as a start-up mentor and multi-company director to her very exclusive table along with her team of brilliant Guest Editors and Contributors. You'll usually find her with her MacBook in one hand and a coffee or a glass of something fizzy in the other. Reach out anytime!