Untethered, Undaunted, Unbroken, and Unabridged.
What is Untethered Growth?
Untethered Growth is a framework, a community, and, at its core, a way of living that centers our souls and creates space for being unapologetically ourselves. Being Untethered is about freeing ourselves from what limits us so that we can choose our own paths and walk them with joy. The result is soul-centered living rooted in vulnerability, self-love, and becoming who we seek to be.​
TheVulnerable
Path
"The Vulnerable Path" blog is your source for everything you need on your journey to becoming the untethered, undaunted, unbroken, and unabridged you. Why focus on Vulnerability? Because it's what makes moments matter and love consume us. It's the foundation for healing from trauma and mending broken relationships. The Vulnerable Path is not an easy one. But the joy and the freedom that comes with vulnerable living is worth it. Please join me as we collectively change our approach to living and begin our walk down The Vulnerable Path.
aboutour
Community
We are a community of growth-minded people who are seeking to be our very best selves. We believe in being aware of ourselves and those around us and embracing all we are individually and collectively. We believe in healing and uncovering the depths of our souls and creating mental and emotional space to grow. We prioritize vulnerability as a central focus of our lives. We believe in continuous study rooted in continuous learning and transformational experiences. Mostly we are just normal people trying to reach our greatest potential. Please join us on your 'Untethered Growth' journey!
meetKristy
Michele
Kristy Michele is a thought leader, creator, and story-teller who focuses on vulnerability, growth, and how to unapologetically be ourselves. A practitioner, she uses her own journey and experience with trauma and healing to help others:
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Identify and work through what's holding them back
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Embrace and truly love themselves
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Discover and walk the joyous journey that is only theirs to live.
