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Daring to Suck Keri-Anne is a certified life coach helping you live, learn and lead from clarity and connection

Keri-Anne Livingstone is Soul Coach and Conduit for Truth-Telling, facilitating the exploration, expression, and expansion of Souls who came here to serve. She's a comedic speaker, emotional empowerment coach, and soul supporter helping Empaths, Helpers and Healers navigate Life, Death, and ALL the WTFs with more clarity, ease, and humor. Check out her private, interactive online community (Daring To Suck Society) where you can explore the deep work with weekly journalling calls, live coaching, and intuitive guidance at https://www.keriannelivingstone.com/the-daring-to-suck-society/


It’s a New Moon week, where something new is beginning even if you can’t fully see where it’s going yet.The energy of th...
11/10/2026

It’s a New Moon week, where something new is beginning even if you can’t fully see where it’s going yet.

The energy of this cycle asks you to choose what you want to grow, while resisting the urge to demand certainty before you start.

Bat wisdom is also here to remind you that you don’t need perfect visibility to find your way.

And a weekly dare to make room for rebirth to unfold with ease 🦇 👇

For the deeper details and free guidance on all of the above, comment REBIRTH to receive this weeks free Anchor & Align Weekly RESET message sent to you ASAP to reconnect, and realign—before the week runs away from you 🙏

05/10/2026

Episode 19 is LIVE (and the first time it’s just me speaking to you through the camera). Where I dive into how burnout, functional freeze and perimenopause moved the furniture around in my life and as well as the work I facilitate.

I used to speak about Self-trust as synonymous with being the most confident, certain and un-effable version of ourself.
To feel so clear, and embodied that life couldn’t knock you off centre ever again.

That feels less true to me now (and less human), because a big part of life is for it to f*ck with us.

We lose people and ourselves again and again.
Bodies and relationships change never to come back to how they once were.
We don’t survive the things that happen to us but are changed, sometimes for good.

When the floor drops out from under us and old strategies stop working the way they once did.

And there’s nothing more defeating than finding yourself face down making you feel as if all the inner work you’ve done was for nothing. It’s just not true.

I’m exploring how self-trust doesn’t live in never falling apart.
But more in what happens next and how we choose to be with ourself when things get messy.

Will you tell the truth when you don’t like what’s true?
Can you stop abandoning you in moments you feel hard to love?
Can you stop waiting for who you were “before” to come save the day and build from who you are right here and now?

Clearly its been a year an then some, and I’d love to hear what rings true in this episode, and what comes up for you too.

Click the 🔗 in my bio to listen. xKA

I knew SOMETHING was wrong, and i thought it was ME.I was waking up with an immediate sense of dread, a heaviness I coul...
03/10/2026

I knew SOMETHING was wrong, and i thought it was ME.

I was waking up with an immediate sense of dread, a heaviness I couldn’t shake, along with an unexplainable guilt of a crime I couldn’t name.

When I was upright, I wasn’t living life but more watching it behind what felt like protective glass. Frozen with a “don’t move and nobody will get hurt” mandate. All of this with zero evidence of anything “bad” happening in my life to make sense of it all.

It took me months to learn that this is what it looks like when our nervous system wants our attention.

It feels like punishment.
It looks like getting the basics done (but barely).
It sounds silent because there are no words to explain why.

This is the nervous system trying to stop you from living in ways that cost you your aliveness.

Yes it feels mean.
“But if this is what it takes… it’s worth it.”
Because YOU are worth it.

It doesn’t demand you to dismantle your life overnight.
It just needs you to start seeing and telling the truth.

Places you’re:

* Pretending you’re okay when you’re not.
* Carrying responsibility that was never yours to begin with.
* Staying because changing it feels too overwhelming.
* Making yourself easy / accessible and calling it connection.
* Believing your value is tied to being helpful/giving/selfless.

Your nervous system isn’t the enemy (and neither are you).

It’s just the part of you that’s brave and willing to say:

NO MORE.

02/10/2026

Women hire me to spot the real problem behind the obvious one.

Aries intuition.

Occasionally uncomfortable. But always on point.

28/09/2026

Today was the first stormy day officially ending the long summer we’ve had and was exactly what my soul needed to recharge.

The sound of rain falling.
Our power going out for hours.
The warmth of the fire.
And new painting project to dive into.

After a busy few weeks, it was a perfect Sunday to embrace Autumn.

What is making your happy list right now?

A year ago Life came along and blew a lot of sh*t up for me, leaving pieces of what I THOUGHT I knew… everywhere.I’d cal...
25/09/2026

A year ago Life came along and blew a lot of sh*t up for me, leaving pieces of what I THOUGHT I knew… everywhere.

I’d call it a crossroads, but it felt more like standing in the middle of one of those “scramble” intersections where six lanes of information was converging all at once.

A catalytic loss. An inside-out reckoning . Stripped of all survival skills. Forcing me to see things I couldn’t unsee about myself and my life.

I have no problem saying that I didn’t survive it.

I become someone else.

And the last year has been learning to figure out who that is. But not in the same way I did before, and taught for the last decade.

I’m now much less interested in teaching people how to become certain, or even confident, in themselves.

And much more interested in helping us learn how to notice ourselves, include ourselves in life’s equations, and stay in relationship with ourselves.

Especially when life turns things upside down on us.

Because it does.
And it will.
Again and again.

This hasn’t just been my classroom but also where I’ll be teaching from now on.

Where self-trust and confidence has far less to do with becoming some unf*ckablewith version of yourself...

And much more about learning how to stay with you
when you feel f*cked with.

So if this rings any bells for you or sounds intriguing, there will be more coming, Thanks for listening x KA

23/09/2026

I feel this deeply today.

After three years apart my sister came to visit me in Ireland, and for a little while, life felt fuller in that very specific way it does when someone you love is physically close again.

Driving down roads that barely fit the car.

Laughing until we cried.

Just sharing space.

Conversations with leprechauns who show up out of nowhere knowing everything about your family.

Incredibly magical moments.

Making unbelievable memories.

And now she’s gone, and I don’t just miss her.

I feel her missing from me.

From the house.

From the day.

From the places where her voice, laugh, presence, and energy just started to feel familiar again.

That’s the hard thing about loving people across the globe.

You learn how to keep living.

You learn how to be grateful for visits that don’t feel long enough.

You learn how to say goodbye.

And your body still feels the absence.

Because that’s love too.

Not just the joy of having them here.

But the ache that reminds you they matter.

Airím uaim thú sister…

I feel you missing from me.

xKA

20/09/2026

I can’t think of better words to describe what we are and always will be 🥹

20/09/2026

For my sister 🥹Thank you for confirming the love and connection we’ve always had and always will 💚 Ireland (me and my guys) miss you already 🙏

18/09/2026

Being a long distance sister is hard. She only just got here and now she has to go. Dancing in the rain with you in Ireland will be in my heart forever 💚

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