The Journey Home to You is theBOLDEST ONE
You’ll Ever Take
And you’re not late. You’re right on time.
Lisa Simone Doesn’t Teach Theory, She Lives Truth.
She’s a transformational guide, speaker, and embodied truth-teller for women who are done surviving and ready to reclaim what was never lost—just buried.
Her own path has been marked by rupture and revelation: divorce, cancer, awakening, and a return to self she never saw coming.
Raised to meet expectations and play the part, Lisa spent years abandoning herself in the name of being good, capable, and needed. Until something deeper—her voice, her longing, her fire—refused to stay silent.
Through spiritual practice, soul excavation, and radical self-devotion, Lisa reclaimed what she was taught to hide: her desire, her sensuality, her unapologetic need for more.
Now, she walks beside women on their own return.
At the center of her work is a truth most women were never given:
Desire is sacred. Pleasure is power.
The body is not something to fix—
it’s something to feel.
Lisa Creates Spaces That Are Raw, Reverent, and Real.
Where women are no longer performing.
Where truth is spoken in full sentences.
And where coming home to your body means coming home to yourself.
Her mission is not to empower you. It’s to help you remember you never needed permission in the first place.
Chose herself and began the journey of leaving her marriage.
Diagnosed with breast cancer; chose appreciation and embodiment over fear.
Emerged as an intuitive guide and speaker, helping women reclaim their stories.
Lisa Simone and her teachings bloom into a movement rooted in desire, sovereignty, and truth
You don’t need fixing.
You need to be FELT.
SEEN. Fully met.
Lisa’s work isn’t about self-improvement—it’s about self-return.
Through intimate coaching, embodied conversations, and soul-centered spaces, she helps women stop shrinking, stop explaining, and start living from the truth of who they are.
This is where desire becomes direction.
Where shame is shed.
And where your full expression is no longer a risk—it’s the requirement.
Ready to find out what’s possible when you stop apologizing and start listening to what you really want?