Hey [First Name],
It's been a while. Nearly two years, in fact, and a lot has changed. If you're receiving this, it's because at some point we've intersected personally or you've encountered my work. I haven’t forgotten. I've just been gestating. Since my last update, I’ve been navigating profound personal and professional changes.
I’ve been studying psychology at The American College of Greece, weaving it into my work in new and exciting ways. I’ve also refined my focus on mythic transformation, coaching, and practical applications of depth psychology.
Life has shifted shape more than once. But underneath it all, something has been steadily and quietly emerging.
Now, I’m opening space for something soulful, grounded, and I believe, much needed: Mythic Alchemy Sessions—deep 1:1 conversations designed to meet you at the threshold of change.
These sessions are a sanctuary—part mythic mirror, part deep listening, part creative inquiry—for anyone navigating transition, creative thresholds, or longing for clarity. They’re especially timely if you feel overwhelmed by world affairs or your own inner stirrings.
My intention is to make this kind of deep, mythic inner work accessible, especially to artists, changemakers, and visionaries whose gifts are often undervalued by capitalism. Sessions are pay-what-you-can (suggested $80–$250) and held over Zoom or by phone, making it as inclusive as it is transformative.
You can find more detailed information here.
I have a limited number of weekly openings through June 30, and I’ll be re-evaluating the format after that. There’s no commitment beyond a single session—but if it’s a fit, we can continue on.
The first step is a brief complimentary call—a Crossroads Conversation where we can explore whether this work is right for you. If it feels like a fit, we’ll schedule a time to meet.
Curious?
Schedule a Crossroads Conversation.
And if this isn't for you or now isn't the right time, I remain grateful that you’re here, and I hope you’ll stay connected.
Of course, if you'd prefer not to receive future emails, feel free to unsubscribe—no hard feelings. You can use the link at the bottom of this message or simply reply and let me know.
Warmly,
Boston
P.S. If you poke around the site where I've posted the details, you'll notice that it's under construction. You're welcome to look around, but I hope you'll visit again after the fixtures are installed and the faucets actually work. 😉