Miranda Murray - Author, Coach, Cheerleader

Miranda Murray - Author, Coach, Cheerleader I believe in the power of connections and the magic that happens when we come together.

I'm passionate about community, shared wisdom and ideas, inspiring one another
and celebrating our unique journeys. I support and empower women to maintain a sense of self
through life’s challenges and chapters, regardless of what is thrown at them. Before I became a coach, I lived through the disappointment and grief of 7 x unsuccessful IVF treatments, which led to a heart-breaking and unexpecte

d divorce of my first marriage followed by all of the challenges that accompanied those major life upheavals and reality slaps. Life and these challenges took me on a very different journey than the one I had originally mapped out for myself - a journey towards enlightenment and fulfilment in both my home and business life. Through my own personal experiences, I recognised the need for more empathy and support in our community for women going through similar experiences at the different stages of life we face in our journey of womanhood. I work with women of all ages to support them through changes &
transitions, instilling and empowering them with a strong sense of
self so they can thrive.

4 weeks into my experiment and am loving the things that it's showing me.This week I noticed something subtle.Nothing ...
07/04/2026

4 weeks into my experiment and am loving the things that it's showing me.

This week I noticed something subtle.

Nothing was actually wrong but I was still holding tension.

Trying to stay on top of everything.
Managing outcomes.
Keeping things moving.

And underneath that, I was tired.

Sound familiar?

For me, the shift didn’t come from doing more.

It came from softening.
From pausing.
From letting go, just enough.

And it reminded me:
I don’t need to control EVERYTHING to feel steady.

I wrote about this in this week’s Pause: what I noticed, what changed, and the patterns that are becoming clearer.

Where are you holding on… instead of allowing things to unfold?
If you're interested, you can read it and my previous newsletters here:

This was a week of trying to stay on top of everything. On the surface, I was organised.

I’ve just launched a LinkedIn newsletter called "Messages from the Mat".It’s a quiet space where I share reflections fro...
11/03/2026

I’ve just launched a LinkedIn newsletter called "Messages from the Mat".

It’s a quiet space where I share reflections from my experiment Power in the Pause — exploring stillness, movement, the Fog Index, and the small moments of Ubuntu that remind us we were never meant to walk alone.

If you’d like to receive future reflections, you’re welcome to subscribe.

With kindness,
Miranda

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“The hardest part of having terminal cancer isn't the treatment,” my 85-year-old client — I'll call her Margaret — said quietly from the passenger seat of my car. “It's that nobody outside the hospital wants to talk to me about the fact that I'm dying.

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