My Color Story

From Blueprint to Becoming Through Color

Color has always been part of my life — long before I understood it, named it, or wore it well.

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Before palettes and seasons entered my vocabulary, color was already shaping how I expressed myself, how I created, and how I showed up in the world. What I didn’t realize then was that God was gently using color as a language — one that would eventually reveal misalignment, invite reflection, and lead me back to His original design.

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My Color Story is a personal series that traces that unfolding — not as a straight line, but as a layered journey of awareness, missteps, discovery, and becoming.

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This hub gathers all the parts of the story in one place so you can follow the progression — from curiosity to correction to clarity — one chapter at a time.

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What This Series Is About

This series is not about perfection.

It’s about process.

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It’s about what happens when something feels off — even when you can’t yet explain why.

Throughout this series, color becomes:

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• A mirror for identity

• A marker of alignment (or misalignment)

• A quiet teacher

• A bridge between creativity, confidence, and calling
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Each chapter reflects a distinct season in the journey — because becoming is revealed over time.

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The Color Story Series

Part 1 — The Colors That Changed Me

How Discovering My Palette Transformed My Confidence and Career

This opening chapter begins with childhood wonder and early creative expression — a life quietly shaped by color long before it was conscious or defined.

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It sets the foundation for why color mattered before I ever understood how it worked.

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👉 Read Part 1: The Colors That Changed Me

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Part 2 — Wearing the Wrong Color Palette

Living in Misalignment Before Understanding Why

Part 2 explores what happens after awareness but before understanding.

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At this stage, I believed I had identified my palette — but something wasn’t quite right. I was wearing colors that should have worked, yet they didn’t fully reflect who I am. Confidence felt inconsistent. Expression felt slightly disconnected.

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This chapter is about:

• Wearing colors that weren’t truly aligned

• The subtle discomfort of “almost right.”

• How misalignment shows up before clarity arrives

• Learning through experience, not rules

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I didn’t yet know what was wrong — only that something felt off.

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👉 Read Part 2: Wearing the Wrong Color Palette

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Part 3 — When Color Became My Calling

From Personal Discovery to Purposeful Work

Years later, color resurfaced with greater clarity.

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This chapter marks the shift from confusion to confidence — when deeper understanding replaced assumptions, and alignment began to form naturally. Color was no longer something I tried to make work.

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It became something I lived.

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👉 Read Part 3: When Color Became My Calling

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Part 4 — Coming Soon

Living in Alignment, Not Just Awareness

The final chapter will explore what it means to live in your palette with intention — allowing color to support daily expression, confidence, and identity as a way of life.

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✨ Part 4 is currently being written.

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How This Series Connects to the Bigger Picture

My Color Story is part of the larger From Blueprint to Becoming framework — where style is not about reinvention, but restoration.

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Color is often the first thing women notice when misalignment occurs — before they have the language for it. When explored gently, it becomes an invitation to return to what fits, what reflects, and what restores.

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This series connects naturally with:

• Your Color Story (course)

• Simple Guidelines for Building a Smart Wardrobe in Every Season

• The DNA Style philosophy — Design. Nature. Authentic.

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This series lives within the larger framework of Restoring the Whole Woman: Spirit, Soul, and Style, where healing, identity, and outward expression are viewed as connected — not separate.

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An Invitation to the Reader

If you’ve ever felt like your wardrobe was almost right — but not fully you — this story is for you.

Misalignment is not failure.

It’s often the first sign that clarity is on the way.

Color has a way of revealing what words cannot — and guiding us back to what fits.

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These stories are part of an upcoming color course called Your Color Story. You’re welcome to join the waitlist here.