What if the very thing you thought disqualified you from living a meaningful and powerful life… was actually the very thing meant to ignite it?

In this episode, I’m speaking directly to the woman who didn’t get the life she planned. The one who didn’t become the mother she dreamed of being—and wonders if she’s now supposed to just sit on the sidelines while everyone else builds, leads, and creates.

If that’s you, I want you to know: you were made for more.

I’m dismantling the deep and painful myth that childless women are “less than”—and sharing how this chapter of your life might just be the one where you become who you were always meant to be.

🔥 Here’s what you'll shift:

• The lie of the bystander: How society conditions us to shrink when we don’t become mothers—and why that ends now.
• Real stories of reclamation: From a Grammy-nominated composer to a courageous counselor, you’ll hear how my clients turned their grief into something purposeful and bold.
• Instead of trying to push the pain away, allowing your pain to lead you to your purpose: I share how I didn’t bypass the pain—I let it shape me, guide me, and ultimately lead me to this work.

Not having children didn’t sideline your life. Believing you have nothing left to offer is what sidelines your life.

Healing isn’t just about feeling better—it’s about building something beautiful.

Are you feeling the pull?

If you’re quietly aching for more… if something inside you knows this can’t be all there is… this is your final chance to join me live inside Women of Worth.

This isn’t about fixing yourself. It’s about reclaiming your voice, your gifts, your future.

You don't have to be a bystander.

I’m holding space for 10 women who are ready to rise in the last live cohort of the Women of Worth program. And if you’re listening to this episode right now, it's not by accident.

📩 Email me at sheri@sherijohnson.ca if this resonated and you're ready to rise and reclaim your purpose.

Where to find Sheri:
Instagram: @sherijohnsoncoaching
Website: sherijohnson.ca