We just wrapped up an incredible Lead With Love One-Day High-Impact Mastermind in San Diego. It was intimate. It was intentional. And it was powerful. A highly selected group of people showed up hungry for clarity, growth, and real transformation.

As we move closer to the holiday season, I want to encourage all of us to stay grounded, stay present, and stay focused on what truly matters. This is a time when life can speed up and slow down at the same time, and if we are not careful, we can lose our sense of direction. The holidays are not only about celebration. They are also about reflection, clarity, and reconnecting with our purpose.

As we come out of Thanksgiving weekend, I want to pause and simply say thank you. Thank you for allowing me to speak into your life. Thank you for showing up for yourselves, your families, and your future. Gratitude has a way of resetting our perspective. It reminds us that even in challenging seasons, there are blessings, breakthroughs, and miracles still unfolding.

As we step into Thanksgiving week, I want to pause and send love, gratitude, and peace your way. This season reminds us to slow down, look around, and recognize the miracles already happening in our lives, the people who lift us, the moments that shape us, and the grace that carries us through both the highs and the lows.

As the end of the year approaches, I find myself thinking about how important it is to slow down and make space for what truly matters. The holiday season has a way of reminding us to reflect, reconnect, and realign with the parts of our lives that nourish us the most.

Last Sunday’s community gathering reminded me of something important: when we come together with intention, we set the atmosphere for our entire season. It was a beautiful way to begin the holidays surrounded by people who are growing, healing, and cheering each other on.

This weekend we gathered for another Tim Storey Live event on Faith & Family in beautiful San Diego, California. And what an incredible time it was.

Why Am I Doing Tim Storey Live - San Diego on my birthday Because you were created for connection. Not collecting followers but real connection. 

First, thank you. Because of you — our listeners, our community, our friends — The Miracle Mentality Podcast has officially become a Top 10 podcast, and we’ve crossed over 100,000 downloads in just our first five weeks.

Have you ever looked back at a painful season of your life and thought, “Why did I have to go through that?” I get it. I’ve been there. Sometimes we face storms we didn’t see coming, disappointments we didn’t deserve, and heartbreak that left us questioning everything.

I’m so glad you’re here with us again. Every week, we’ve been on this journey together—talking about life, setbacks, comebacks, and how to keep moving forward. And this week, I want to focus on something that is so timely: healing and hope as we step into the holiday season.

One of the things I love most about this community is how we continue to grow together and stay connected. Last week, we released a special bonus episode with my dear friend, Rachel Uchitel.

The world feels a little shaky right now. Every headline seems designed to stir anxiety, and it’s easy to get caught up in the swirl of uncertainty. But let me remind you of something powerful: steady people create steady atmospheres.

On Saturday, I hosted a community gathering in response to the heartbreaking tragedy of Charlie Kirk, a husband, a father of two, and a man taken from us over political views.

As I was preparing, and even during the gathering, I couldn’t shake the feeling: this can’t just be a one-off. With everything happening in the world, one gathering isn’t enough.

Welcome to the very first edition of my newsletter. Whether we’ve met in person, you’ve read my books, heard me speak, or found me through social media, I’m grateful you’re here. For years, people have come up to me and said, “Tim, how do I keep my hope alive between the big moments? And how do I stay connected to what you’re teaching?” My answer has never changed: “What you put into your soul today will shape your tomorrow.”