Turning 36 in a few days, moved back to Australia, re-starting a career after a 2-year nomadic break, and all while going through the most heart-wrenching breakup. Feeling lost and alone, with no family around but extremely grateful for my supportive friendships. Didn't see myself here at this point in my life but processing that things are not always linear. Acceptance is the only way forward. I'm learning to be more present and be thankful for my past experiences both good and bad. Charlie Chaplain once said (and im paraphrasing) "Life is a drama viewed upclose and a comedy in the wideshot." Thanks for sharing your experience Sorelle
@BATgirl579 ай бұрын
I’m almost 67 and feel exactly the same! The past is over and gone. The present is pretty darn sweet and my future is beckoning to be created in highest potential that I can imagine! So shall it be!! ☮️💜☯️
@nataliestoppard44319 ай бұрын
Sorelle I lost everything except my daughter and (old) car when I was 32. You are one of the handful of people that helped drag me out of a deep, dark hole. Thank you, and good luck, give it 5yrs and I bet things are 1000% better than you thought they could be!
@MorganHyde-ie5ru9 ай бұрын
I was homeless last year at 30. I don't know exactly what you went through but I wish you the best.
@nataliestoppard44318 ай бұрын
@@rstarr14 regardless of how different she and I may or may not be, her videos really helped me at the time. I didnt move in with parents; I picked myself up, made a load of money and bought my first home, a gorgeous period property.
@rstarr148 ай бұрын
@@nataliestoppard4431 not sure what world you're living in where you can be homeless and shortly after you've "... made a load of money and bought {your} first home, a gorgeous period property." Sounds like bullshite, prostitution, or you bought a $5K home.
@simonazaharia32979 ай бұрын
“Go find yourself first so you can also find me.” RUMI.... Live your best life...❤
@shraddashradda9 ай бұрын
…God
@marwinjucker98649 ай бұрын
Remember, Sorelle, you're not alone. I'm 33, and I'm going through a similar transformation. Fear, doubts, and sometimes feeling lost are the price we pay for choosing an extraordinary life over a mediocre one. But it allows us to grow and have a collection full of unforgettable memories along the way.
@JohnSmith-lk8cy6 ай бұрын
That is exactly the response she is trying to elicit. You fell for it.
@she_was_here9 ай бұрын
Dear Sorelle, I've been following you for more than 5 yrs now. I really look upto you, you always carve a way for yourself, you always have & always will. I believe in you & your unlimited potential. You got this! God bless you & take care precious 😘😘😘
@LfKoda9 ай бұрын
I’m 37, bought my own house, redecorating now, started new job, got a new ( old car ). Same country though, single. Going all in , no kids, let’s see what universe brings. Cannot wait to finish it, settle at work and start traveling!
@jesusisking85029 ай бұрын
I'm guessing lots of cats.
@AngelaT-kz9to8 күн бұрын
@@jesusisking8502as a woman the last thing I want for myself is to give birth to a man
@studiotezart9 ай бұрын
I just love that you are owning the grey hairs - it's gorgeous!
@thatbapa9 ай бұрын
I am teetering on the edge of panic because some things out of my control happened, and I don't know where I'm going to be in three months. Bad finances mean no safety net which makes my anxiety worse, but I'm trying to go from moment-to-moment. Right now, I'm good. I may or may not be in a week, three weeks, two months, but right now...I'm here and I'm good. Thank you for the reminder.
@alsnowgrrl9 ай бұрын
"Life is either a daring adventure or nothing." Helen Keller Live it, girl!!!!🎉🔥❤️
@user-ez3il1yy6i9 ай бұрын
"It Is Better To Light A Candle , Than To Curse The Darkness" ... 🕯
@kaaattttti9 ай бұрын
I've been thinking about whether we can be whoever we want to be, if there is such thing as creating ourselves, or if we are already someone and we need to explore who that someone is and get to know ourselves at a deeper and deeper level... and it came to my mind again watching this video...
@cccwashere9 ай бұрын
That’s a very good question to contemplate…
@jesusisking85029 ай бұрын
@@cccwashereThat is something my 3 year old would say. That's about how deep it is.
@themillenialwordsmith80228 ай бұрын
I feel like every time this lady pops up on my first page she´s restarting life
@NordicSkadi4 ай бұрын
She would safe a lot of people’s time if she would simply seek a therapist
@nk07232 ай бұрын
@@NordicSkadi do you really think a therapist is going to fix all of someone's relationship problems and the feeling of being unsettled and needing to travel?
@ratulbalabiswas7774Ай бұрын
How about u just ignore what she wants to say. U Don't have to watch everything that pops up on ur first page. A lot of people go through what she has been going through... So stop bringing your negative judgemental behaviour in a comment
@myacot9 ай бұрын
The more you’re looking for life lessons, the more you’re gonna get. Your perception or life is what is creating it how it looks like for every person. It’s not a quote, it’s an instruction. The truth is always simple. What makes life complicated is our chaotic and scared mind, ‘cause chaos manifests that way creating actual troubles and hardships.
@SorelleAmore9 ай бұрын
🥹🥹🥹🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
@myacot9 ай бұрын
@@SorelleAmoreif you want we can talk more deeply about this stuff ❤
@Fran-xmlo9 ай бұрын
whoah, this kinda just blew my mind... so If I want a peaceful life then I'll go looking for it but it all has to do with the subconscious right? Like my subconscious thoughts have more energy over the ppl & experiences I attract than my conscious thoughts? this is what my gut seems to think.. but I could not create a peaceful life without first dealing with any childhood & relational wounds that would attract the wrong kind of person filling the space and time for me to become the version of myself who attracts someone who compliments and lifts my existence up rather than the latter. damn.. this is very interesting. thank you for this insight.
@melsparkles9 ай бұрын
Yep you literally have to take a deep breath, get centred then act.
@myacot9 ай бұрын
@@Fran-xmlothat’s a great question. The thing is that you don’t need to heal all your wounds and childhood trauma( or any trauma whatsoever). More importantly it’s impossible, ‘cause there’s only one root to all problems, so while the root is there - you’re gonna manifest hardships non-stop all your life. The root problem of everything is that we are in oblivion of our true nature - which is that we are the creator, god. We are all love. That’s what the universe is made of. So until your self-identification is anything but god, love - troubles will come and come. Taking full responsibility of your life is what gives you freedom. Absolute complete freedom.
@mariarossi67199 ай бұрын
I can totally relate to this, Sorelle. My life too is collapsing all around me. I’ve lost so many of my old friends. We’re no longer remotely aligned. I also realised I’ve been in a toxic relationship for way too long and my finances are at the worst they’ve ever been. At times, I feel deeply afraid of what lies ahead but I hold onto the trust that life is shaking us into a new and better reality aligned with this new version of us. They world is indeed everyone’s oyster.
@nataliax49899 ай бұрын
Thank you for this video. I've just turned 39. I quit my well-paid job half a year ago, bc of the burnout and the sense that "tge job I was doing didn't make any sense anymore". I felt empty inside. I instead resumed studying as I've set my mind on finishing what I've started. I know I need to find a new place, a new job in a new area of work, a new country as I've exhausted myself where I am now. I have thounds of thoughts on where to move and what to do next...It is so scary and so exciting at the same time. Good luck to you, Sorelle! Cheers to a beautiful life journey❤
@ronA8te9 ай бұрын
I don't know you but while reading your words I instinctively had a feeling of "This will work out pretty good for her". I'm in a similar situation. All the best to you 💛
@nataliax49899 ай бұрын
@@ronA8te thank you so much! It means the world to me❤ Good luck for your new life journey💪it will be beautiful 💐
@VERLENE8 ай бұрын
You are not alone! I’m in a similar situation. Let’s rock it! I’m pretty sure this journey is going to amazingly surprise us! ✨🦋🩵
@Sean-gu3tq4 ай бұрын
I quit my corporate job at early fifties after divorce and covid lock downs left my broken. But then I decided to follow my dreams and ride motorbikes in far off places. USA Canada Mexico Iceland Denmark Thailand Laos. Being closer to nature is the key. It helped heal me. I sometimes get lonely but the great days far outnumber the bad. Sad to read some negative comments. I suspect people are jealous of your beauty, intelligence and resilience. Keep being you Sorelle...you really are amazing.
@SorelleAmore4 ай бұрын
Woooaaa! I love this! Congrats to you!!
@lyndyweiske49037 ай бұрын
Oof I needed to hear this. I feel like I’ve been trying to reinvent myself since my divorce at 31, now I’m 36 and still struggling but finding my power in it all.
@Poppyseed83 ай бұрын
You will find it. It’s a slow process but trust the process. Your power is there 🔥
@EmmaEllaEnna9 ай бұрын
I think these videos are really important, I've been following your journey on and off for a few years and I remember it reached a point where I thought if she can have her shirt together on that level I can do it too, but it's always dangerous to aspire to be like someone who is sharing only a few minutes of their lives on the internet, and believing it's the whole reality of it. I think it's a very healthy wake-up call for your followers to see that this is what life is, and that it's okay and it can still be beautiful and still worth sharing. Your vulnerable insights feel rich and valuable to me, even more than your videos during your "how to retire by age 35" - era. Thanks for sharing, I'm looking forward to see you ride the wave again after this hard times ❤
@juliaschiller17869 ай бұрын
I am pregnant and expecting my first child in March... I can so relate to what you are saying about the old version of you has died and the new version has not been born yet. That's exactly how I feel right now in my life... Not a maiden anymore but also not yet a mother. It's scary and exciting at the same time. Sending love and patience your way, you've got this. We've got this. ❤
@JessicaOrban36069 ай бұрын
I hope some loved ones can throw you a motherhood ceremony. I had one, and it was so incredibly beautiful and supportive. The gifts were letters, thoughtful words of wisdom and encouragement, a foot massage, and beautiful henna art on my belly. It was all about honoring the transformational birth of the mother ❤
@StopDropAriel9 ай бұрын
I went through this in 2022 (my son is now a year and a half) and it took a long time for me to accept my new life but I want you to know that you will eventually accept this new life as Mother and it's way more amazing than before!! Especially the older they get ❤
@nomadictrek9 ай бұрын
We are the authors of our lives 😊 In that is great responsibility and great power
@oshakti_9 ай бұрын
Celebrate your life sweetheart, life is to be celebrated! Especially those hard bits, becuase as you get through it, right around the corner is a leveling up that you could never ever had imagine. I'm 56 and I embrace those moments now more then I did 20 years ago becuase I know the universe is prepping me for what is next. Trust and keep opening up your beautiful heart!
@miriam__esch9 ай бұрын
I feel 100% the samew right now!! I'm 27 and everything I've worked towards in the last 3 years just vanished a couple of months ago. I'm really struggling to navigate what to do next and your words really helped me feel less stress about it so thank you so much!
@taoist328 ай бұрын
27 is young. You have so much to look forward to. Good luck!
@anitasinko42856 ай бұрын
Ok no joke, I suffered from shoulder pain for at least a month, tried everything from stretching to x-ray bla bla bla. Nothing. And then I realized that this pain most likely comes from “the weight on my shoulders”. Long story short this video popped up, I watched it and over night the pain is almost gone!! What the front door? Thank you Sorelle for this❤
@ellenyanok53768 ай бұрын
62 and staring into the abyss of overhauling my life. But feeling ready to take the leap. I know you got this, Sorelle!
@cherylmoller62489 ай бұрын
If you feel like you’re at rock bottom, that’s when you know you’ll start on the upswing again
@mynameisneb9 ай бұрын
Hey Sorelle! We've all missed you! Embrace the changes and stay creative!
@Lucie-du2lx9 ай бұрын
Hate and love to see this transformation at the same time. You are mourning loss of past version of Sorelle and it’s important to know that it’s okay to feel that way but it’s also important to know that you’re more than free now. Maybe that’s the healing that meant to happen- detach from old, detach from past, cut the strings and grow new strong roots for yourself as new magical Sorelle. ✨ It’s not a punishment for what you did, it’s just another sign on road of life. Sending love and strength for your new journey 🤍🌅🫶🏼
@theicangram9 ай бұрын
I absolutely LOVE the perspective of seeing what might be possible and not staying in the space of grieving what was lost! I am a health and life coach and that exact subject is my favorite thing to coach on: feel it, grieve it, learn from it, and YES!!! Yes you can move on from it. Take the lessons and run with it. Don’t waste precious time unnecessarily. I will be 60 this year and I love facing the unknown. Living and learning is not over for me until life is!
@scooper95299 ай бұрын
I remember a similar time in my life well. Every aspect of my life was collapsing and I felt like I'm falling, completely out of control. The thought of spreading my wings, soaring instead of falling, made a huge difference to me. I still didn't really feel like I could control where I'm going, but soaring, being moved by life, felt much better than falling. I then dedicated my attention to opening my heart, listening to it and following it. It led me to a massive leap of faith, and it gave me back a different kind of feeling in control. I couldn't control life, but I could control not to ignore my heart any longer. 13 years later I can say that I love my life, all highs and lows, it feels like a big blessing, no regrets. From my heart to your heart, I wish your heart will overflow with gratitude as well.❤
@j8o8w8x9 ай бұрын
looove this & can relate at 42 🧡 here’s to embracing limbo land, my slow era, my I’ll fkn work it out as I rebuild era ✨
@FierceRichMoney9 ай бұрын
I like this version of you. Vulnerable and relatable. You got this.
@joshdea79 ай бұрын
Each day is a new beginning. A chance for new thoughts not rooted in the past or future but the now.
@larsstougaard70979 ай бұрын
Every second is a new beginning ✨️
@Sinikkastudio8 ай бұрын
time is an illusion. now is the only time we have. that is why it’s called present.
@Lishkafe9 ай бұрын
I've been following you for 10 years. Thanks for sharing the bad as well. You're more relatable now than when I've found you. Build your life honey. You're not alone at all. Keep being an inspiration for us all in the bad times as well
@TifaHeart9 ай бұрын
This is going to my bookmarks as a single reminder why my life is great and how many possibilities are out there, and how to not get stuck no matter what comes my way! I have been following your since forever... And I stayed for message you spread, and this one is definitely the one that will stick with me forever. Thank you.
@michaelmcwhirter6 ай бұрын
Just turned 25. So younger but don't worry, still feeling some of the same emotions lol. I came looking for advice and got a great deal of it. Very calming video, although I do feel like I want to rush to make my business work. I loved the quote about time speeding up as you get older. I think a huge thing that matters is networking with people and building connections. 👍 Thank you for this awesome video.
@Shan.Spence9 ай бұрын
I love you Sorelle and thank you so much for this refection. I resonate so much, I am 31 and also going through a very heavy restart of everything and within the last year having my tower moment of everything I thought I was came crumbling down..losing community, people I thought were friends, person I thought I was going to marry and have children with and overall my old identity. The grief and pain has been immense but the journey of finding the love, compassion and excitement for the new beginning sparks a flame in my heart and I'll just continue to pray through this limbo unknown stage.
@yvonne66299 ай бұрын
Same when I was 31, but separated, divorce, lost a son at 5 months pregnant, now 37, with a great partner, good finances and a baby daughter, hang on my dear, still have pain from time to time thinking about it especially when I think bout my son that I miss, cause we were connected, but do the right thing, one day and step at a time, love u from afar, seek for communities, volunteer, like minded people, love u
@yvonne66299 ай бұрын
Sorry started losing my son at 29, got live the ex hubby at 31
@JoseLozano16949 ай бұрын
I started fallowing u in 2018 when I was going through a whole reset. I used to study architecture in Barcelona and got deported so I moved back to Las Vegas and made a new life from scratch
@ibaiajane9 ай бұрын
This is such a beautiful video with so many resonating thoughts! I do not think that the old Sorelle is dead, yes many elements in your life have shifted, but you are you at your core, even with outside things changing, you are still here. The beauty in life is that you can just add to that with more experiences and lessons. Please continue to share your journey and thoughts, it is so amazing to watch and hear!
@Luvlifemtbike9 ай бұрын
Please try to live in the present each day and find beauty in the small things and then you will realize how good you have things. Don’t forget Sorelle, you have something that a lot of people wish for but will most likely never get and that is financial freedom, with freedom brings choices, embrace them.
@karolinasowinska9 ай бұрын
Hugs! Grief will subside, and the new you will find your peace and happiness! ✨
@olgamoraiti9 ай бұрын
I see a new Sorelle, stronger and calm. Even your voice has changed. You sound more… you. I am sure that all that happened gave you many gifts. You look prettier and more charming than ever. I am 47. Did I mention that we look our best at 35? Life is still ahead, you have done nothing wrong is just that life’s gifts usually come the hard way. I’ve been through a lot but I wouldn’t change a thing. They gave me my authentic self. You are brave and a beautiful person and you deserve all the best. And you will have it. Much love ❤️
@BernadetteRosano8 ай бұрын
I just stumble on your videos recently. Felt this one in a big way because I was you just 4 years ago and I’m 40 now. I believe I’m on the other side of the difficulty in my mindset that was crippled by a broken relationship, covid, financial hardships, and eventually moving back home . I left Hawaii a mess in believing all my dreams came true and then were ripped from my hands, so now i have to move to the desert of Arizona?!? Talk about crushing my spirit.. After spending 7 years in Alaska prior to Hawaii, I see a lot of my past through your videos. Not all of it of course. It was the best time of my life traveling around for a bit. But now after being still in the desert with nothing but family and reflections, I have carved a new identity. One that embraces other dreams I had when I was young. I forced myself not to depend on others for happiness as I am someone that enjoys laughter and friendship. But this hurt me even more. Friendships are powerful. I hope you find someone that speaks to your soul and awakens a part of the child in you that lives free again. Nature is truly powerful to reframe your mind but having someone that will shine a light on the good in you, cannot be understated. Recently I came to realize even the earth has a best friend, the moon. And that relationship is exactly the type everyone on earth needs. The moon is always there for the earth and has influence on it in positive waves. Find your moon out there! And let your new dreams take flight:)
@therealmwanderlust9 ай бұрын
i literally love just how raw it got half way into the video with the authentic emotions. thanks for being the light being you are sorelle!
@adelehunter-smith50969 ай бұрын
At least you are only 35. I am 55 need to get divorced and start over completely- can you even imagine how complex and difficult that is? Sending love and light.
@bumblebee_ms9 ай бұрын
The older you get, the harder it is, depending on your resources. I know this well.
@ireallywantedtolivethruthe80s9 ай бұрын
You got this! This too shall pass and hope only better can come ahead ❤
@adelehunter-smith50969 ай бұрын
@@ireallywantedtolivethruthe80s thanks
@FierceRichMoney9 ай бұрын
You are going to be so much happier. You got this!
@TheStarPriestessTarot9 ай бұрын
you can do this! ❤❤❤
@Stefanie_rising8 ай бұрын
Puhh.. tough Video to watch. It popped up because I am in the same Situation right now and I really have to say, even if you dont feel it.. let me Tell you... - you have enough money to live(buy) in a house.. you had the house already - you have enough furniture for the house 😂🙈 - you have a beautiful body - you have family ❤ - you have friends ❤ - you can work from everywhere I know its hard when Depression/sadness/grief etc is hiting you. I am 38 and I have to move somewhere else. My dreams where shattered, my old life exploded.. and all the things above I do not have. It's not (maybe a little 😅) complaining from my side. Do I wish I could have all those things? Absolutely yes! I do not have those things but I am very blessed with this life. You are not allone! And your Videos Helping a lot of people ❤
@sanjaychughtwo7 ай бұрын
Hi Sorelle, I think life is neutral. For some it's 80-90 % tough, for some it's 50-60 %, for some maybe 20-30 %. It depends on the philosophies and psychology we have in our life. You're a strong lady and I'm sure you'll get to 20-30 %. All the best !
@gastronomee_9 ай бұрын
this was beautiful. everything about this is so serene and profoundly artistic. i can see and feel the intent behind every video of yours. fellow creator here and i often think about these kinds of thoughts. i dropped out of university, dropped out of a high-paying job, because i wanted to share food and share life lessons with people here on the internet. it's a scary place to be: a new instability, new questions every day. but i know you've got it. rooting for you.
@rafaelbahls76886 ай бұрын
I got SO EMOTIONAL watching this, it truly spoke to my heart. Being here for a long time, watching you grow throughout the years (and countries) just shows me how vital the experiences you've been through are for both you and us as your followers. The most important lesson is how we're feeling in this exact moment, and that's treasure right there. I'm so grateful to be inspired by you, sorelle s2
@wunderfinderorg9 ай бұрын
All the best wishes to you, you brave and wild spirit! Find yourself and redefine yourself as often as you want! You are not alone, actually this exact same feeling of a panic attack happened three days ago and now, the Universe has led me to something even better than what I caused me panicking! You are an inspiration, thank you for your vulnerability and all the love and light to you and the community here ❤❤❤
@auraedenamor9 ай бұрын
you are my role model Sorelle, we see your transformations and it indeed is a gift to witness
@ellixo7 ай бұрын
Watching this video (which I found very inspiring tbh), I just remembered one of my most favorite quotes: "Life is not about finding yourself, life is about creating yourself". I'm just 23 y/o, but I've had to experience many hardships already. To me, the most challenging aspects of life are definitely its impermanence, the many worldly attachments one has (whether to feelings like pain, sorrow, etc. OR to certain people that have/had a special place in one's heart), and the myriad of expectations (especially one's own) of how life is supposed to look like and how to spend one's time in the most meaningful, productive way. Surely, if we all stopped dwelling on the past and worrying about the future, it would be a better world (though that's much easier said than done, obviously). Anyways, I absolutely agree with you, Sorelle, on nature's healing properties. Just the other day I went for a lengthy walk and felt very much at ease; it's Springtime in the Northern hemisphere now, so witnessing nature's coming to life again (flowers blooming, birds singing, etc.) is a miracle in itself, a blessing that we should cherish more. Essentially, this is what I think life is all about: constant renewal and (re-)growth. Despite our struggles (mentally, physically etc.), or even because of them, we can learn to bounce back, heal, and regenerate. Anyhow, thank you for this video. It has helped me reflect on my own life a little and made me hopeful that change for the better is possible, if only we work towards it.
@Mebeknob9 ай бұрын
Your channel is so unique. I love following your story. You are experiencing life in such a genuine way. You’re awesome. Thanks for sharing your story
@simongladdish7779 ай бұрын
Dear Sorelle, One of my aphorisms is: 'You never know what's around the next corner but you do know that it will be crap.' Unlike you, I am a pessimist. With love from Simon
@Michael-y7k2k28 күн бұрын
I am starting my life again at 38 and retired. I look at it as a way to do the things I’ve always wanted to and to reinvent myself. 💯 gratitude
@Hamza-bv2ti9 ай бұрын
Following you is like watching a life-long movie full of plot twists. I love it!🌟
@SorelleAmore9 ай бұрын
I’m so glad you’re around for it. Thank you. That’s really special to have you as a witness 🥹
@rosaelunabruun62558 ай бұрын
That was so wholesome.. I'm 33 and I've definitely felt stagnant in my life for the past 3 years now. I so recognize the intense fear/discomfort of the future/unknown, and I get in my own way so much evert day. But listening to you - someone I've admired for a long time, speak about the excitement of new beginnings and the prospect of being someone new, redefining yourself. It made me feel excited about who I can be/get to be ❤ Thank you for being open and vulnerable, not trying to be some "expert" - but letting us in on the journey ❤ xx, Rosa
@charlottestger8 ай бұрын
thank you sorelle, for continuing to share authentically with us through your journey. the brand new bit at the end got me in tears - that's exactly where I'm at too.
@ExpatTime8 ай бұрын
If it helps any, I’ve been to 48 U.S. States and Puerto Rico and some days I ask the universe and God what I did to deserve this, sometimes I ask what I did to deserve the bad but then I remember I have experienced wayyyyyy more than most people will ever experience in their life and remember GRATITUDE and that is when I realize my EGO is trying to control me again and I tell my self to stop! WE ARE FREE and WE ARE GRATEFUL and WE ARE BEAUTIFUL SOULS THAT ARE DIVINELY PROTECTED and that is what we need to focus on, EVEN DURING MY HEARTBREAK and what my perspective thinks is a loss! It wasn’t a loss, it was protection, protecting my FREEDOM AND SPIRIT!
@jennifer.adishian8 ай бұрын
Thank you for this! I am in this space, as well and about to turn 35 in 3 weeks. Thank you for your vulnerability. KEEP GOING. The best is yet to come!
@ElizavetaPetushkova9 ай бұрын
Thank you, Sorelle for always showing yourself, your true emotions I’m going through the hardest time right now (or maybe not), so watching this video made me cry. For a few minutes I felt relief, I needed this. Thank you for sharing your journey❤
@elisabethypponen39839 ай бұрын
you're so real and raw and doing a huge favor to many by sharing these vulnerable thoughts online
@GraciousPursuits9 ай бұрын
I’ve been following you for YEARS and it feels like we’re literally in the same boat. Sending love and enthusiasm on the new journey Sorelle!
@roosmj61448 ай бұрын
You are art. In your thinking, in your expressions, in your sharing, your view of the world. And art can be messy and changing and unsure, that’s what makes it beautiful and makes us unable to look away. Hope you get through and keep finding enjoyment in your adventures!
@michaeljaemes7 ай бұрын
I was lucky enough to work with you during Power of Video in Belfast many years ago and still vividly remember how much your energy lit up a room. Delighted to watch your story unfold, trials and tribulations included. Happy for you Sorelle :)
@patrickkelley46539 ай бұрын
You are so brave and amazing! Thank you for reminding me to come back to the present moment and not get caught up in the future or the past. Everything in this moment is just fine!
@hennagal73608 ай бұрын
I see a core consistency Sorelle ❤ you are a conduit for change and your core energy radiates out through media like this platform and nurtures the collective consciensce and awareness which our technologh now allows us to share - and I do not mean this to cast any role or identity in a pressured, dutiful way , no pressure here - just in the way that a butterfly goes where it pleases and ,when it chooses , shows some of its colours , for as long as it chooses 🦋
@thespurtrail86448 ай бұрын
I had to stop and comment right now three minutes into the video...I JUST READ 4,000 WEEKS...finished it about four days ago on a multi-month self-discovery adventure road trip. Feels like I'm finding your video at the right time as well. Excited to see what you have to say in the rest of the video!
@annabellearnold10088 ай бұрын
Love your authentic sharing Sorelle 🙏😘🌸 Something worth considering is that what a lot of people are processing at the moment without maybe realising it, is 'collective' as so many seem to be feeling the same as you or worse.. in my opinion because of the massive shift in consciousness that's happening and speeding up! We are shifting so much old stuff from our timelines and ancestral lines. Everything that is not the truth of who we are has been getting pushed up, purging out because we have major solar activity and light pouring into our planet that helping us awaken and grow. I think what you're sharing is important because many can relate. It's not for the faint hearted.. but this is not 'normal' life, we are getting ready to move higher in frequency which means the heavy dense illusions and distortions of who we thought we were or whatever programming we bought into, especially thinking we are separate from source, it all has to go, hence the identity crises many are experiencing. The good news is it's bringing us within to deeper love and compassion, away from external distractions. Nature like you said is brilliant for this too. We go within and connect with the heart and soul. We remember to trust that gentle inner knowing that doesn't change, and fully supports us. It's at a crescendo point, that's why it's been so hard. Everything in resistance to this increase of loving light and truth, is getting wobbly as its all dismantling however, it will get better. We are in this together. Now is a time of faith and trust. Remember the heart knows. If you want to ask a question about anything, ask 'what would love do?' 🙏😘💗🌸✨🌈🌷🌹😇✨💗thank you for all that you share beautiful soul 🌈🤗👏💕✨
@haleymack38498 ай бұрын
Appreciate you sharing your journey in a real, vulnerable way. I’ve been watching your videos for years and they’ve inspired me in many ways.
@AlinaMcleod9 ай бұрын
Can definitely relate to what you said and that it really is such a great opportunity to reinvent yourself. Being able to do it in your 30s when you're independent and have all that experience behind you (as well as decades and decades to come *hopefully*) is a launching pad like no other. Cheers to a fresh start!
@jdizzle37408 ай бұрын
This was the video i needed to see today. YT somehow unsubscribed me from your channel. I myself had a new beginning last year and am grateful for the future iterations of me. Just know that you're not alone in anything you do and no matter what you do, you can take control of your destiny and move mountains. You will find the newest, best version of Sorelle (and will know that she's been there all along, just waiting for when you're ready to meet her). I started living by a motto years ago and i let myself move away from that and am now getting back on track. It's a very simple phrase, but the way its simplicity leads to complexity and continual self improvement is astounding once you find it's true meaning. I'll leave this rambling comment on the phrase: Good. Better. Best. Never shall you rest. Until Good becomes Better and Better becomes BEST!!! (The best you is yet to come)
@nataliamaria19884 ай бұрын
Sorelle, what an amazing confession! I love how sincere you are. Where do you think your identity really is? Even though you feel you can be anyone, I think those questions are still valid. Otherwise, we, humans, wouldn't be struggling so much. It must be a journey that leads us to something, something real.
@wendyh40839 ай бұрын
Yes so true... it never ends; the beautiful opportunity to transform yourself. New realizations, experiences, friendships, and even passion and love. Thank you for this reminder and thank you for your smile. Sending good vibes and peace.
@elk.77869 ай бұрын
Sorelle sister I feel so connected. We are all one. There’s no separation. We’re all the same hallelujah You got this sister sending you love from the other side of the world. You look like my mum in her twenties, she raised 4 children. I see how strong you are feel connected cause we’re the same. New chapter is beginning sister! 35 means ending the 7 year cycle you’re a new sorelle now I know it hurted. I experienced the same turning 35 in may, broke up, figuring everything out from scratch. You are good as you are you are loved and so are we all ❤️
@udondelice20768 ай бұрын
Omg Sorelle, thank you so much for this! I hope light beings appear to you embracing you with light and love!! ❤
@SBAvila9 ай бұрын
Stay strong. I can still see pain in your eyes.
@Abeliabasil9 ай бұрын
It’s hard to say that you can see something in someone else’s eyes , it’s often a reflection of what is within yourself as you can only see what exists within you . Not saying you are not sad , just saying that your sadness is covered up by other joys , and so is hers , it usually equals out , just like the yin Yang light and dark follow each other 😊
@SBAvila9 ай бұрын
Oh wow, I didn't know we have a psychologist in the comment section. Who are you to say what I should and should not see? Some people are just more sensitive than others. I am not saying that you are wrong. In some cases, it is as you say it is but in other cases, it isn't. @sVanRooyen63
@superpole789 ай бұрын
For sure you Can do whatever you want! Good luck Sorelle!
@SorelleAmore9 ай бұрын
Eeep. Thakn youuuu :)
@relaxbebe9 ай бұрын
Thank you for being so transparent, I’m 36 and now divorce, God is in control of my life.
@oliviarosereed9 ай бұрын
Also I love this community. We can all see a hurt human here, yet we still come to support and we all gain inspiration from this / her STILL. And we all know how this feels
@FharishAhmedPortfolio9 ай бұрын
I know this story... Lived though this back in 2010, in a different country... Unfortunately, I moved from USA to Bangladesh... Didn't know the language nor the culture... Still getting to learn things. I hope you all the best. It's not the end of the world. Even though, it might feel like it from time to time.
@guseva1Ай бұрын
I feel blessed that I live in Australia Sorelle, and believe me what you are doing now will heal you. This ancient land that we call home has the power to do that, Those amazing nights on any one of our remote beaches will show you the way forward. A shooting star in our crystal clear skies will let you know one night that "you got this" PEACE MATE
@discordantfungi27419 ай бұрын
I had my 35th birthday on January 27th. I don't often 'feel' different on birthdays, including so-called milestone birthdays, but this one felt big. Soon after my plans for the year had a major spanner thrown into the works and I had to drastically change my trajectory very quickly. It's been whiplash, for sure. Now I've moved regions, I am homeless and living in a tent until I find accommodation... which I love, it's the tail end of summer and the place I'm in is one of the most beautiful and epic places I've ever been. I am in the place that I always wanted to live, though I hadn't planned to be here for years to come. I drove away from my life, from a relationship, and from a lot of hard memories. I am so fucking down to start my life again and I am excited for what is to come. Bring it oooooon.
@CaptaNovious8 ай бұрын
Something you said really reached me: The old Sorelle is dead. I instantly thought of a blank canvas. As a artist, there is nothing more exciting in the world. I am reinventing and re-discovering my New-Self too and even though it feels scary, there is a spot of exhiliration and a lot of curiosity. Iam glad that you can see your own blank canvas as well! :)
@TheAlliGShow9 ай бұрын
I have been going through the same thing. Lived in different places and abroad for over a decade, now I am back home with family (kind of not planned but it ended up that way). I feel like for the past year and a half, I have been “punished” and God/The Universe has given me “open heart surgery “ and has turned me inside out. It has been one of the most painful experiences of my life. It’s not over but I have faith that it will work out in the end. Thanks for sharing your experience. Makes me feel less isolated and alone in this. Sending love ❤
@sianimay4207 ай бұрын
Nature is the one thing that always brings me out my head and into my heart ❤
@thewelshwarrior72089 ай бұрын
Thank you for this! So many parallels with your journey and mine, I find myself in a completely new place and a new life. It's been tough getting here but the thought of starting completely afresh is both exciting and scary! Wishing you all the best and looking forward to your updates. Here we all go leaping off that cliff and screaming with joy x
@noodledoo12349 ай бұрын
I'm 31 and going through a breakup after 5 years together. It was amicable and kind, but still feeling so so broken and sad... hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel right now. I sometimes get a glimpse of excitement for a new future but I'm also terrified and deeply in grief over this person I still love. Any advice/stories/words of encouragement you guys have would really help... xx
@Useryofcsdnx9 ай бұрын
I’m so sorry for your breakup. Time is the only healer. You are so young. You are at the beginning of your life. Don’t waste it. Go now. Turn inward and ask yourself what you want for your next 70+ years. You are just beginning, my friend. This could be the biggest blessing in disguise. Don’t push or pull. Let things unfold knowing you will have hard days, but don’t look back. The second you occupy your mind and body your pain will start to dissipate. Become more physically fit - mentally fit - spiritually fit. Put yourself out there to meet new people. Don’t wait. Go now.
@Nevada-dx8lr9 ай бұрын
I find the hardest thing about aging is embracing the loneliness! Life is so busy sometimes we get lost or forget…that We are enough! You are smart, talented and accomplished!!!! After everything is said and done…and you are left standing there alone…..feeling everything and nothing …I hope you remember You are enough!!!! You are strong!!!!! You are worthy!!!! Cheers to the next chapter where you re-invest all that kindness, love, hope and forgiveness you have freely given…..back into yourself!!!! Glass half full/ half empty…..not your problem…You got lots more on tap!
@Lifesimplywithglen9 ай бұрын
I been following for so many years, your videos have always give me a warm friendly feeling, stay creative, stay connected. I am sure life has great love and happiness in store for you. ❤
@jackwyatt93122 ай бұрын
Sorelle, you are an incredible person - never forget that. Enjoy your achievements and financial security. Focus on the simple things in life - serenity in nature, beauty, music, art - and sod the rest!!
@readerenergy4 ай бұрын
Hi again, So I'll share a little more of the theme I shared in the video you did from back in Oz. From my perspective, a lot of what you had been experiencing was the process of moving beyond making all of your choices through the rational, logical, intellectual mind. Moving instead into choosing in collaboration with the intuitional info you get, with the insight, the inspiration, the impulses the impressions and the feeling states, that tell you that you are aligned with the way the collaboration of the inner you and this you, know your life will work the best for you. It can be a challenging process as you have discovered. However, the physically focused mind is not set up to be aware of all of the potential that is around you to be actualized. All it knows is what is directly in front of it. It is not aware of the probabilities that are yours to move into. That awareness is had by the inner you, the soul, the higher mind, whatever term works for someone. You do have a bit of an advantage, even though it may not feel that way lately, in that as a woman, you are more naturally inclined to listen to your intuition. Of course, in today's societies, much of that has been "taught" out of women as well as men, and also those that don't identify either way. We have the examples all around us, as we grow up, to think and feel about ourselves and about life in a particular way, and that way typically does not include trusting life. Which in actuality is really trusting ourselves (OURSELVES). So, we need to unlearn much of what we once believed was true about many things and move to a place of trusting our relationship with the inner us/soul/oversoul-some say the universe. This is the process you have been going through. However, if it was a chart, it would have an upward incline to all the peaks and valleys that it would show. In other words, you are always moving forward, it's just that now from that place you are in a position to now bring forward another opportunity to move beyond limitations that you are still embracing. The inner you knows of the lack of rigid structure that is actually your birthright, and is seeking to remind you of that. To help you embrace deeply your sense of self-worth and self-love, in actuality. To be able to choose what you feel is right to choose and to trust that all of creation will move with you to support you in that choice. To allow others their choices, even if they are nowhere close to what yours are. When it comes to releasing your control, it is actually releasing one way of attempting to control life, and embracing a much deeper flow of control that is already there functioning, but has yet to be allowed, embraced and trusted fully. It takes a bit of practice. It's like guiding a canoe or kayak or raft down a swift river. You can't force the craft to go exactly the way you want, but rather guide it into the flow that is already naturally there in the river and realizing how little effort that approach takes. But it does require trust. Trust in YOU/you. The more you do just that, and see the results the more real that way of approaching life gets, and the easier it gets to take that approach in subsequent situations. You're actually doing quite well. You actually recognize that. You are observing your movements and how they are an indication of new opportunities in your life, new chapters of your story of Sorelle. Eventually you will meet the various challenges in a much more understanding and thus confident and neutral way. It will happen. Life is not really 80% struggle, not once you understand it. And you are getting there. It will feel different. I know, I've explored that journey also.
@LizaSchizas9 ай бұрын
Wonderful possibilities Sorell. At 42 im only now finally letting go of the old me, embracing the new ✨️
@signsofplay9 ай бұрын
Stay wild and free 🪽
@adam70279 ай бұрын
Hey I dont know if you will see this but I just really appreicate this video. Really cheered me up, thanks!
@karebear3269 ай бұрын
Restarting your life at 35 Me about to be 30 and restart my life… I am so grateful for your videos❤😄 People are so focused on only showing the «perfect» side of their life, so we dont realize how normal setbacks and restarting your life is. We know yet we don’t believe it until we see videos like this where someone genuinely shows “life happens” you are not alone🙏 i am so grateful you share these moments ❤️🙏
@ellerfitz9 ай бұрын
Hi Sorelle, you're exactly where you need to be. It might not seem like so right now but embrace it. You'll have highs and lows and meh days but keep going on even when you don't feel like it. Allow yourself to cry when you need to. Allow yourself to laugh. Allow yourself to be and to have down days. That's the season. I would like to just give you a hug right now and hold your hand but I believe you're going to be alright.
@maximehuysman81829 ай бұрын
The future no body ever can predict and that’s scary. It’s ok to accept help when you need it. You only can learn ,grow and get stronger true it. I follow your journey for years already. You’re always very inspiring. I love it that you share a vulnerable moment in your life. I think no matter how less or how much money you have, that you always can feel captured sometimes. It’s ok. It will be ok ❤❤❤❤. You’ll find the right track back again. Just follow your hart ❤
@shopislandmilan8 ай бұрын
I’ve been looking for your page for months. I don’t understand if I’m a subscriber why doesn’t your videos pop up. So happy to see you!