Joy Writing

03/22/2026

Happy World Down Syndrome Day

12/25/2025

11/21/2025

🔥 Entrepreneurs — this one’s for you.

If your business has been feeling any of the following lately…

✨ You’re growing, but not in the direction that feels aligned
✨ You’ve outgrown your current offer, identity, or model
✨ You’re craving clarity about what to build next
✨ You want impact without burnout
✨ Your soul is whispering “It’s time for a reset”
✨ You’re ready for more joy, more meaning, and more intentional strategy

…then I created something specifically for you.

I’m hosting a Business Calling Reset Hour™ — a focused, strategic 60-minute workshop to help entrepreneurs realign their business with their deeper calling, create clarity around their next direction, and reset their vision with purpose and joy at the center.

This isn’t life coaching.
This is business clarity coaching rooted in…
🌿 emotional intelligence
🎯 aligned strategy
💛 purpose-driven decision-making
🔥 and clarity that actually moves your business forward.

Inside this hour, we’ll uncover:

✔ What your next chapter in business truly is
✔ What needs to be released or refined
✔ The direction your intuition has been nudging you toward
✔ A joy-based strategy for moving forward

If you’re ready for a more aligned business — one that feels profitable and meaningful — join me.

🔗 https://business-calling-reset.my.canva.site/

Let’s reset your direction so your business can rise with you. 💛

11/05/2025

A few weeks ago, I lost my uncle — my godfather.

He was funny, sometimes challenging, and always ready with a sharp joke or a story that could fill the room with laughter. But what I’ll remember most about him isn’t his humor or even his writing — it’s how he showed up.

When my mother was sick and dying, he was there. Quietly. Consistently. With her favorite dessert in hand.

At his memorial, people didn’t talk about his job title or the work he did. They remembered his warmth, his friendships, his quirks, his faith — and how he made people feel seen and loved.

It reminded me that, in the end, our legacy isn’t built by what we do, but by how we show up for others.

His passing has brought me back, once again, to what truly matters: family, faith, peace, and fun. To connection. To showing up — not perfectly, but faithfully.

💭 It’s made me ask myself a question I’d love to ask you, too:
When people remember you, what’s the one word you hope they’ll use to describe how you showed up?

I wrote about this more deeply in my latest reflection — you can read it here:
👉https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/legacy-showing-up-what-death-my-uncle-reminded-me-lisa-stammerjohann-b8zge