This space was born from my own “no more” moment.

From my desire and need to re-wild my soul.

For most of my life I really did keep myself small, trying not to be seen, not to rock the boat or be too much.

I carried the weight of other people’s expectations and the scars of being bullied at school.

I thought if I stayed quiet and invisible, I’d be safe. Or, that is what I believed.

The truth was while I was 'safe', it nearly cost me everything of importance:

my joy, by sense of belonging, my confidence, my ability to step into my life and business fully.

Until one day I had had enough of making myself small and surviving, not thriving.

I began to work on myself, using my skills as a therapist.

I started peeling away the layers of expectations, fears and beliefs that kept my comfort zone - so small, and not very comfortable.

My 'No More!' moment happened, in the least exotic place I could imagine, it was in the changing rooms of a shop,

I was trying on a smart blue suit to be more 'business like' because that is what people do....right?

As I looked in the mirror I thought, “Yes, it looks good, this is nice.”

It was then a voice from deep within me spoke up:

“It is boring, so boring....... I don’t want to be boring anymore.

I’m ready to be seen.”

In that moment, everything shattered and rebuilt.

I am going to be honest with you, I ugly cried right there in that little cubicle.

The realisation that I could finally let go was the turning point for me.

I didn’t have to stay small. I didn’t have to live unseen. I could be - me.

And 'nice', that was a word I was no longer happy with. I was ready for amazing and awesome.

I walked out of that shop - without the blue suit, and bought a gorgeous green velvet one instead. And an orange kilt.

That was the day I chose to live differently.

It was also the day I began to understand what it meant to Re-Wild The Soul.

For me, re-wilding is not just a pretty metaphor. It’s a lived practice.

I was one of many that had long COVID, for two and a half years I was ill.

It was nature, the forests, the hills, the wind and sea - that helped me heal.

Nature became my therapist, my place of connection and release.

It was in those wild spaces that I realised: so much of what I carried was never mine to carry.

The fears, the roles, the expectations, I really could finally put them down.

And I did.

Fiadaich Anam means wild soul in Celtic Scottish.

It is something powerful that has come through me because it is the work I had to live first.

It’s the weaving together of everything I’ve walked through, the therapy, the healing,

the spiritual practices, the moments of collapse and exhaustion, but also the moments of rising.

I’ve seen parts of this process transform my clients.

But now, for the first time, it’s all been brought together into one place,

a complete journey of releasing, reconnecting, and re-wilding the soul.

And why now? Because we are at a breaking point.

So many of us are living half-lives, caged by fear of failure, fear of being seen,

fear of not being enough, having to put everyone else first. fear of not being 'too much'!

We scroll endlessly through social media, compare ourselves to others, and carry stories that don’t belong to us.

We’re disconnected from ourselves, from nature, from each other.

And it hurts. It hurts our souls.

It keeps them tamed and bound down.

Beneath all of that, there is a longing, a longing to come home, to belong, to feel free again.

I believe the world is crying out for reconnection, and those who are ready can no longer ignore the call.

If this is you - then you are home.

Welcome to my Fire Side.

My name is Margaret Sinclair and I am your Wayfinder.