Reconciliation through faith-guided coaching
Be Optimistic.Be Open Minded.Be an Overcomer.
I'm Phyllis — I coach people through the middle of change. Seasons of faith, recovery, relationship, and the slow work of becoming an overcomer. If something here resonates, the next step is a conversation.
One coaching method · one workbook · one daily post.
A coaching method — not a one-off book launch — is what carries the season forward.
Three quiet vehicles · one coaching method
The book, the storefront, and the daily teaching — one teaching.
Biblical instruction is the dispatch; the book is the textbook, the storefront is the way the workbook gets home, and the daily teaching blog keeps the coaching cadence moving forward between live seasons.
- 01Publishing
Book · the textbook of the method
A faithful textbook for the coaching work
The textbook of the coaching method. Memoir, nonfiction, and faith-rooted recovery titles — published, updated, and re-launched under the same teaching so the second edition reads as one book, not two.
- 02Storefront
Storefront · the way the workbook gets home
Paperback, ebook, audiobook, signed copies
The way readers carry the workbook home. One cart for paperback, ebook PDF, audiobook codes, signed copies, and cohort bundles — with shipping rules that fit books and study groups.
- 03Daily teaching
Blog · the teaching rhythm between cohorts
A daily teaching blog, workbook-paced
The teaching rhythm between cohorts. A short, honest post a day, paced by the workbook, with a built-in newsletter from the first entry — teaching that meets the reader where the day finds them.
People the coaching practice is for
For the season youre in — and the people walking it with you.
Walking through change
Walking through change of your own
A coaching practice that meets you in the middle of the season — faith, recovery, relationship, the slow work of becoming an overcomer — not a program handed down from above.
Example · A reader in their own season of change, moving through the workbook at their own pace, pairing each daily post with a chapter of reflection.
Re-entering faith or recovery
Re-entering a season of faith or recovery
A practiced optimism for the person returning to faith or recovery after a long absence — a posture built deliberately, day by day, with biblical instruction as the ground level.
Example · A reader stepping back into scripture after a dry season, finding their footing one post, one reflection, one chapter at a time.
Leading a small group
Leading a small group
A teaching rhythm that paces a small group — daily posts as the instruction, the workbook as the shared text, and a method that holds the cohort together between live meetings.
Example · A study group that meets weekly, reads the daily teaching aloud, and carries the workbook reflection forward between sessions.
Returning to the practice
The person coming back to the posture
A practiced optimism for the long absence — a reader who stepped away from the teaching for a season and is ready to find the footing again, one post and one workbook chapter at a time.
Example · A reader rebuilding the discipline after a hard year, finding the daily teaching cadence and the question to carry forward.
From the coaching blog
One post a day, paced with the workbook.
The most recent teaching. Read along with the coaching, or browse on its own.
July 28, 2026
Walking Through the Valley: Optimism as a Practice
Optimism is not a mood. It is a practiced posture — one that the coaching method builds deliberately, day by day.
July 29, 2026
An Open Mind Is an Act of Faith
The second pillar of the Overcomers method — an open mind — is not intellectual neutrality. It is a form of surrender.
July 30, 2026
The Overcomer's First Step
Every overcoming story begins with a single turn — not a leap, not a transformation, but a turn.
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If something here resonates
Be Optimistic; Be Open Minded; Be an Overcomer.
The next step is a conversation — meet your coach, or read today's teaching and see what the method sounds like in practice.