Let me take you on a little journey, one that starts with a feather and ends with a flame. It began with our great-grandmothers. Many of our grandmothers didn’t have an education. They couldn’t write the words that needed to be said. They couldn’t publish their pain, their poetry, their power. But they carried stories. They passed down wisdom in lullabies, in recipes, in glances across the table. They archived legacy in silence, because that’s all they were allowed. They h

Discover why creating a Digital Time Capsule matters for your legacy. Preserve your stories, wisdom, photos, and memories in a beautiful, intentional digital archive designed for future generations and your future self. A sacred, feminine way to honor your journey and become an ancestor with purpose.

When you relax, you reclaim your energy. When you refresh, you awaken your joy. When you renew, you step into your power. Together, these become your glow routine, the way you shine brighter in your magazine, bolder in your voice, braver in your change-making. You don’t have to earn rest. You don’t have to prove your worth. You already shine. Relax, refresh, renew, and let the world see you glow.

The Wound Is Where Your Brand Begins A Reflection for Women Coaches Creating Their Magazine with Kalina Media Rumi once wrote,  “The wound is the place where the light enters you.” For women coaches, this truth is more than poetic — it’s foundational. Your coaching journey likely began with a moment of transformation, a crack in the surface, a sacred shift. That moment — your wound — became the portal through which your wisdom, your voice, and your brand emerged. Your Magazin

The Wound Is the Place Where the Light Enters You A Kintsugi Woman Reflection for Kalina Media There is a line by Rumi that echoes across centuries, whispered in moments of heartbreak, healing, and rebirth:  “The wound is the place where the light enters you.” For the Kintsugi Woman, It is the golden thread that binds our brokenness into brilliance. It is the invitation to rise, not in spite of our wounds, but because of them. Cracked Open, Not Broken Kintsugi, the Japanese a