You Already Know Something Has to Shift

You’re here because something in you is wide awake — restless, impatient, done pretending that this version of your life is enough and screaming for change.

Maybe everything looks fine from the outside.
Maybe you’ve done what you were supposed to do.
Maybe you’ve been responsible, capable, agreeable, over good, and well-behaved.

And yet…

Something feels muted.
Contained.
Uncomfortable.

Like you’ve been living as an echo of yourself.
Like you’re shaping your life to meet someone else’s expectations instead of your own pleasure, fulfillment, and deepest joy.

The Turning Point is where that ends.

This is an 8-week hybrid initiation experience for women who know — without needing more proof — that staying the same will cost them more than changing ever could.

It’s not about fixing yourself.
It’s about answering the call of the truest version of yourself that has been calling out.

You Won’t Do This Alone

The Turning Point is held in intentional community — a space where you don’t have to perform, explain, or stay agreeable to belong.

You’ll be alongside women who are also standing at the edge of change: capable, intelligent, and done living a half-life to make others comfortable.

This isn’t chaos.
It isn’t hierarchy.
And it isn’t surface-level change.

It’s grounded, honest, and revealing in the most epic way.

A place where you can be witnessed without being managed.
Where you don’t have to soften yourself to be accepted.
Where who you are becoming is not only welcome — it’s expected and cheered for.

You don’t have to know exactly what comes next.
You just have to know you’re ready to meet it.

This Isn’t Theoretical Work

The Turning Point is not a conversation circle and it’s not a feelings free-for-all.

It’s a structured, facilitated experience designed to interrupt the patterns that keep you quiet, compliant, and disconnected from yourself — and replace them with lived clarity.

The work is practical, embodied, and intentional.

You’ll be guided through:

• direct embodiment practices that bring you out of your head and back into your body

• shadow work that names what you avoid instead of spiritualizing it

• role play to practice saying what you actually mean — in real time

• release work that helps you let go of identities you’ve outgrown

• integration exercises that translate insight into action

Nothing is performative.
Nothing is dragged out for emotional spectacle.
And nothing happens without context or containment.

This is work for women who don’t need motivation — they need interruption.

Interruption of old reflexes.
Interruption of self-silencing.
Interruption of a life that feels increasingly misaligned.

You won’t be pushed to fall apart.
You’ll be guided to tell the truth and do something different with it.

That’s the work.

Why Candace Taylor

Candace Taylor didn’t set out to become an intuitive coach.

She built a life that made sense on paper — by day, working in an office as the assistant to the Director of HR at a prestigious historical museum. Corporate environment. Quiet obedience. Cookie-cutter days. Clear, boring expectations. Outside of work, she checked off the boxes of what a good girl was supposed to do, according to her family. Inside, she was screaming. Outside, she lived by the rules of who she was expected to be.

She was dependable. Polished. Invisible.

Candace was exceptional at keeping things running smoothly — managing schedules, absorbing pressure, making sure nothing went wrong — while steadily disconnecting from herself. Her opinions disappeared. Her intuition went quiet. Her life became something she existed in, not something she lived.

What broke that pattern wasn’t burnout or a breakdown.

It was a moment she could no longer intellectualize her way out of.

A visceral, life-altering experience in the New Orleans bayou stripped away the narratives she’d been hiding behind — responsibility, respectability, being good, being agreeable — and left her face-to-face with the truth: she had been living a life that was acceptable, not authentic.

It was a realization she couldn’t unsee.

To stop outsourcing her authority.
To stop living quietly to keep other people comfortable.
To stop abandoning herself for approval, stability, or praise.

That clarity is what she brings into this work.

She doesn’t guide women through theory.
She doesn’t sell cliché Pinterest inspiration.
She doesn’t promise a new personality.

She helps women interrupt the same patterns she lived inside for years — self-silencing, compliance, emotional containment, desire suppression — and replace them with something grounded, embodied, and real.

Candace leads this work because she knows what it’s like to wake up one day and realize your life technically works — and still feels horribly wrong.

And she knows how to help women do something about it.

This Is It

This is what it feels like when you stop negotiating with your own life.

You wake up and your days don’t feel hollow anymore.
You want what you want — and you don’t argue with yourself about it.
You’re present in your body. Present in sex. Present in pleasure.
Not performing. Not managing. Enjoying.

You speak up without rehearsing.
You choose without spiraling.
You stop tolerating relationships, work, and routines that drain you.

Nothing about you feels muted now.

Life feels turned on.
Conversations feel honest.
Sex feels connected and alive.
Your choices feel aligned instead of obligatory.

You’re not chasing fulfillment — you’re living fully inside it.

This isn’t a one-time breakthrough.
It’s not a peak moment you come down from.

It’s the moment your life stops feeling stalled
and starts moving with you again.

That’s The Turning Point.

This Is What Happens When You Stop Holding Back

At some point, you realize the problem isn’t that you don’t know what you want.

It’s that you keep negotiating with yourself about whether you’re allowed to have it.

The Turning Point is where that negotiation ends.

You stop managing your reactions.
You stop shrinking your desire.
You stop living carefully to avoid disrupting the version of you everyone else expects.

This is where your life stops feeling muted.

Where pleasure feels normal instead of indulgent.
Where power feels embodied instead of forced.
Where purpose feels lived instead of postponed.

Nothing here is about becoming louder, softer, nicer, or more evolved.

It’s about finally letting yourself be fully expressed — in your body, your relationships, your choices, and your life.

Once that switch flips, there’s no going back to half-alive.

That’s why this moment matters.