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Michele Heffron Life Strategist

A Bright and Beautiful New Year to You

Published 19 days ago • 3 min read

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A Bright and Beautiful New Year to You

As we turn the page to 2025, it’s easy to feel the pull of New Year’s resolutions. That annual promise to “fix” ourselves or finally tackle a lingering goal. But let’s be honest—how often do those resolutions truly stick?

Here’s why: resolutions often focus on what we do without addressing who we are. They’re rooted in behavior, not identity. It’s like trying to build a house without a solid foundation—it might look good for a moment, but it can’t hold up over time.

Real, lasting change doesn’t come from a to-do list. It starts with aligning your actions to who you are becoming. When you’re clear on who that is, your choices naturally shift to support the life you’re creating.

This is why I prefer intentions. Intentions aren’t about perfection or pressure. They’re about imagining a future that feels exciting and meaningful and deciding to show up as the person who can create it. When you live with intention, change becomes organic—a reflection of your growth, not a box to check off.

So, as you think about this new year, I invite you to set aside the pressure of resolutions and instead ask yourself: Who am I ready to become? When you lead with that question, you’ll be amazed at how life begins to open up in ways you never expected.

If you’re ready to explore what’s possible for you in 2025, I’d love to support you. Let’s connect, dream big, and set the kind of intentions that make this year your best one yet.

Love and Light,
​Michèle Heffron
​Getting to the Heart - Who You Are and What You're Meant For

If you’re ready to move beyond resolutions and embrace a life rooted in intention and growth, I’m here to help. Let’s work together to uncover what’s possible for you in this exciting new chapter. Schedule a free consultation with me today and take the first step toward creating a life that feels aligned with who you’re becoming.

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1000 Days

Have you ever considered just how much things change in your life over the course of time? Bit by bit, day by day, we become different people—that is if we choose to.

A thousand days ago, one of my mentor/coaches presented me with the 1000-day challenge.

What exactly is a 1000-day challenge?

Essentially, you create a vision of the life you desire unhindered by your own self-limiting beliefs. Keep reading to discover some of the things you might say to yourself.

EP 40: Every Other Weekend: Anthony Mohr’s Journey Through Divorce and Two Worlds

In this episode of Getting to the Heart – Life, Relationships, and Divorce, Michele Heffron sits down with Anthony (Tony) Mohr, retired Superior Court judge, Harvard Advanced Leadership Initiative fellow, and author of Every Other Weekend. Together, they explore Tony’s deeply personal journey growing up with two vastly different fathers—a Hollywood actor and a conservative businessman—while navigating the emotional complexities of a post-divorce childhood.

The conversation touches on everything from Tony’s Beverly Hills upbringing during the Golden Age of Hollywood to the lessons he learned living between two households with contrasting cultures and values. Tony reflects on how his experiences shaped his path from aspiring actor to lawyer and judge, as well as the wisdom he now shares with parents navigating divorce.

Michele and Tony discuss the importance of supporting children’s emotional well-being during divorce, including the value of therapy, listening to children, and fostering safe, supportive environments. Tony shares heartfelt stories about his family dynamics, his mother’s behind-the-scenes heroics, and the lessons parents can take away from his book, Every Other Weekend, which is equal parts memoir and a window into a unique era of American life.

This inspiring and insightful episode offers guidance, hope, and meaningful takeaways for anyone navigating co-parenting, family transitions, or personal growth.

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