Lynne Harley-MasteryforLife Coaching

04/24/2026

There are people who don’t just walk their own path…
they walk alongside others every day.
Therapists.
Coaches.
Educators.
Caregivers.
People who gently support others as they face fear, uncertainty, and change.
I Can Do It Afraid was written with children in mind—
but it has found its way into the hands of those who support them,
and those navigating their own life transitions as well.
Inspired by the monarch butterfly’s journey, it offers a simple, accessible way to begin conversations about courage…
and the truth that we don’t have to wait for fear to disappear before we move forward.
If this feels like something you could use in your work or share with someone you support,
I’d be honoured to sign a copy for you.
You’re welcome to reach out or visit:
lynneharley.com

04/23/2026

I’m so excited to be coming to Saskatoon on May 9 💛
for my book release event at McNally Robinson—
a reading and signing of I Can Do It Afraid.

This book was written from the heart…
about courage, resilience, and what it means to keep moving forward even when fear is present.

There’s something incredibly meaningful about sharing this message in person,
and gathering in a space where stories can truly connect us.

If you’re in Saskatoon, I would absolutely love to see you there.

Books will be available, and I’d be so happy to sign one for you.

04/21/2026

Yesterday in Yorkton, I had the pleasure of sharing I Can Do It Afraid, for the very "first" time at the Godfrey Dean Cultural Centre, with the Silver Circle gathering.
It was a beautiful afternoon with heartfelt connection.
Thank you to the organizers for creating such a warm and welcoming space—and to everyone who came, listened, purchased a book, and shared in the experience. 💛

04/21/2026

BLOOM 🌸

A day for women to reconnect with themselves and one another…
and to remember the strength that lives within us all.

I’m honoured to be part of this beautiful Women’s Day event in La Ronge, where we’ll gather in a gentle, supportive space for reflection, connection, and inner growth.

Facilitated by Larissa Muirhead and Lynne Harley.

Together, we’ll explore what it means to slow down and listen inward—through conversation, shared experience, and quiet moments of reflection.

🌿 Sunday, May 3
📍 Northlands College – Air Ronge Campus
🕙 10:00 AM – 3:30 PM
💲 $60

If you feel called to this kind of space, we would love to have you join us.

To register: clmuirhead@hotmail.com

04/18/2026

MONDAY in Yorkton 💛

I’ll be sharing from my new book I Can Do It Afraid at the Silver Circle Gathering—a gentle message about courage, resilience, and trusting yourself, even when change feels daunting.

📍 Godfrey Dean Cultural Centre
🕑 2:00 PM
🎟 Free admission and refreshments

I’ll also have my book available to purchase and would be happy to sign a copy for you.

If you’ve been thinking about coming, I would love to see you there.

04/17/2026

Courage often begins in the smallest moments.
There are moments when courage begins quietly…
in a child taking a step they didn’t think they could take.
I Can Do It Afraid was written for those moments.
Inspired by the monarch butterfly’s journey, it’s a story about moving forward—even when fear is present.
This message has been resonating with:
• children learning to move through their fears
• women stepping into new beginnings
• those in recovery imagining a different life
• seniors creating a new chapter
• and those who walk alongside them
Signed copies are available directly through me.
If you'd love one, feel free to send me a message or visit:
lynneharley.com

04/16/2026

I’m looking forward to being in La Ronge on May 2 for a special author visit at the ALEX ROBERTON Library.

We’ll be sharing I Can Do It Afraid together through a fun and interactive reading, followed by a simple activity and conversation.

This is a message for all ages—about courage, resilience, and trusting that quiet voice within, even when change feels uncertain.

It’s always so meaningful to gather in community and share these moments together.

I’ll also have my new book I Can Do It Afraid available and would be happy to sign a copy for you.

If you’re in the area, I would love to see you there.

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04/14/2026

I’m so grateful to be sharing my new book I Can Do It Afraid across Saskatchewan and Canada this spring.

This story was inspired by the remarkable and true migration of the monarch butterfly—from Canada to Mexico. While the journey itself is real, I’ve gently imagined the inner voice of the little traveler who carries it.

At its heart, this is a story about courage, resilience, and learning to trust the quiet voice within—even when change is daunting and fear is present.

Over the coming weeks, I’ll be speaking in communities including Yorkton, La Ronge, Saskatoon, Regina, Prince Albert, and Preeceville, sharing this message with both children and adults.

If this message speaks to you, I would love to connect.

I Can Do It Afraid is now available as a resource for parents, individuals, schools, and community groups exploring courage, resilience, and emotional well-being.

04/13/2026

I’m looking forward to being in Yorkton on Monday afternoon, April 20, sharing from my new book I Can Do It Afraid.

This presentation is part of the Silver Circle Gathering and is designed for those 55+. It’s a message about courage, resilience, and learning to trust ourselves—even when change is daunting and fear is present.

I’m honoured to bring this message into a community that holds so much life experience and wisdom.

I’ll also have my new book I Can Do It Afraid available and would be happy to sign a copy for you.

If you’re nearby, I would love to see you there.

04/02/2026

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Dear friend I can do it afraid… and the truth is, I did. As I celebrate the birth of my second book, I Can Do It Afraid, and feel it beginning to make its way into the world, I find myself reflecting on the journey that brought me here. This book didn’t arrive all at once. It emerged—step by s...

03/26/2026

After the excitement fades, you may experience a moment
when you quietly wonder:
“Does this mean I wasn’t meant to do this?”
When starting felt magical.
When the idea felt certain.
When the dream felt effortless.
And now it feels… hard.
But difficulty isn’t a sign you were wrong.
It’s a sign you moved from imagining
to building.
Butterflies don’t question the journey
when the wind shifts.
They adjust.
Growth always feels glamorous in the beginning.
And uncomfortable in the middle.
That discomfort doesn’t mean stop.
It means you’re stretching into something bigger.

03/24/2026

When we first begin a dream,
it feels electric.
We’re inspired.
Certain.
Almost invincible.
We imagine the finish line.
We picture the applause.
We see only possibility.
And then… reality arrives.
The work feels harder.
The doubt grows louder.
The excitement softens.
This is the part no one talks about.
The middle.
The place where courage becomes less about inspiration
and more about commitment.
In I Can Do It Afraid, this is the moment when excitement meets uncertainty.
And it doesn’t mean you were wrong to begin.
It means you’re building something real.