For most of my life, my pivots looked irrational from the outside.
I left a successful career in television to teach yoga and raw food.
I moved to Costa Rica and spent a decade reinventing myself as a chef, writer, facilitator, teacher, coach, mother, and entrepreneur.
Then I left a life in paradise that many people envied because I could no longer ignore what my own integrity was asking of me.
Again and again, I’ve learned the same lesson:
Every meaningful pivot in my life began when protecting my integrity became more important than protecting an identity that no longer fit.
Meg Pearson is a writer, breathwork facilitator, entrepreneur, and former television producer whose career has taken her from Canadian media to wellness, Costa Rica, entrepreneurship, and brand strategy. After decades of pivots—some chosen, some forced—she began to recognize the pattern underneath them all: the moment integrity becomes more important than identity.
I’ve reinvented my life more times than I can count.
meet the author
Meg Pearson
From cookbooks to kids books, Meg's writing spans many spaces
WHERE IT STARTED
I write and speak about breathwork, spirituality, identity, business, reinvention, the healing hamster wheel, what happens when the outside no longer matches the inside, and the strange shit humans do trying to find themselves.
My upcoming books explore those worlds even further.
If that sounds like your kind of conversation, come hang out in my corner of the internet.
