ABOUT ME

I always knew I’d be a great mom—and life gifted me two incredible humans to grow alongside. But becoming a mother wasn’t the end of my story; it was the beginning of a deeper calling.

In 2011, I walked away from the restaurant industry without a plan—just a deep knowing that there was more for me. I explored, took classes, opened and closed a yoga studio, worked in recovery centers and schools, and surrounded myself with people who reminded me of my strength. Slowly, I found my way back to myself.

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REMEMBERING MY PURPOSE

This work—empowering others to live with clarity, confidence, and connection—isn’t something I stumbled into. It’s something I remembered. The trainings I completed lit a fire in me. They helped me tap into gifts I had all along: the ability to create safe spaces, lead with compassion, and help people rediscover their joy.

Life tested that joy. In the same year I returned to school to pursue my passion, I was diagnosed with breast cancer and lost my mother. It was a season of heartbreak—and also, clarity. (You can read more about that journey—and the poetry it inspired—elsewhere on this site.)

My kids and I are a team. When I doubted myself, my oldest reminded me, “You’re Meg Francis and you can do anything.” That energy defines our home and my work: humans lifting each other up.

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WHERE I AM NOW

Today, I’m earning my Master’s in Social Work at Boston University and working full-time in a field I love—leading empowerment groups in recovery centers across Massachusetts. I designed and implemented a 16-week curriculum for group therapy programs, and every day, I get to witness transformation.

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MY MISSION

I’m here to help people live on purpose—rooted in who they truly are. My mission is to inspire others to celebrate their uniqueness, embrace their power, and prioritize joy.

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