Stories of Seeking GraceEveryday
Explore the everyday stories of your fellow mystics as they share their Seeking Grace experience over the years.
“Diamond fostered a safe, generative space that allowed our community to fully step into their authentic selves.
The activities for self-reflection were both thoughtful and creative, and the participants raved about how held and cared for they felt throughout the workshop.
Diamond is a rare gem for those looking to foster connection and create intentional gatherings for their own groups!”— Regina E, Filmmaker, Producer, Performer & Bakeress
“I never imagined the feeling I would have today. The peace.
I came into coaching thinking I would learn everything, yet I learned that knowing isn't the goal. I thought we would fix me and I learned that I wasn't broken. I believed we would create business plans and instead we allowed the present. I can't begin to describe how working with Diamond has transformed my business but that's not the biggest impact. Not by a mile.
The impact was a rebirth and a life I never imagined. I'll be forever grateful to have this master in my life and I imagine anyone who crosses Diamond’s path feels that magic.
I mean, if you told me - a Type A CEO control freak a year ago - that I would be traveling the country living my complete truth and designing my days around time at the beach, I'd laugh you out of the room. But here I am. Now, just knowing how to be love and big heart energy. I'm so thankful for Diamond's guidance along my path. My life wouldn't be the same without her.”
—Kat K, Award-winning Writer, Author & Keynote Speaker
“Meeting with Diamond brought me closer to my goals without me spelling out what the path looks like.”
I'm always struck with the use of Be in our conversations. It reminds me that who I am is not contingent on a singular desired outcome, but is a choice that I am making on an ongoing basis with how I show up. That feeling empowers me to move consciously and to manifest in the present moment.
With Diamond, I was able to tap into my power, Imagination. In our imaginations, we hold vision for ourselves and for each other, we can see what is possible, we can envision new systems, stronger communities, better ways of being. From this, we can build toward that future with each other. Even if I can't always live in the vision, that imagination informs each present moment, and I can bring that potential with me so that it is alive in the way I choose to Be, today.”
—Lena E, Writer & Director
“If you're considering working with Diamond, I encourage you to do so. Because it just might have the potential to literally change everything.
I reached out to Diamond and asked for support and helping me to really ground myself and my purpose, and my mission, my vision, and to not get lost into what capitalism typically does to people, which is, it has you focused on the everlasting growth and expansion "just because," as opposed to really growing in such a way that's intentional and thoughtful, and that focuses most so on the kind of impact that you're having, not only on other people, but also the kind of impact that the work that you're building is having on you.
Now I'm far more confident. And I'm in a place where I'm constructing my own workflow and my own work schedule around me and works best for me and the kind of time and attention that I need to be able to take care of myself. And to be able to look out for my family.
What shifted everything for me was being reminded of the importance of first having the my work output be enough for me. So when I really talked through that with Diamond and got a lot of encouragement for my work output to be good enough for me first, that changed everything for me.
For the person [reading] this right now, I think what I want you to be reminded of is when we create, right, we're creating from Self first. And depending on the intersections of identities that you hold, you may from a very early age have been conditioned to believe that what you give to community, that what you have to offer is not good enough. And sometimes that can lead you to overcompensate, where then you're giving, giving, giving, giving, giving, giving, giving, from a place of really not having or giving so much that at the end of the day, you no longer have anything left to give to yourself, or to give to your most intimate and closest relationships and people in your life. And that's not fair. And there's nothing 'just' about that.
So if you're considering working with Diamond, I encourage you to do so. Because it just might have the potential to literally change everything, that all the ways in which you are engaging with your work life with your personal life. It literally has the capacity, the possibility of putting you in a position where you then can change everything.”
—Bunny M, Award-winning CEO & Future Climate Economist