This one started with a mask and a mindset. I’ve been stacking my red light therapy with a 10–15 minute morning devotional—nothing fancy, just consistency and intention. Then the week happened: a spontaneous invite to speak to a college business class (and judge their “Shark Tank” projects), a full-circle memory from my salon days, and a jaw-dropping introduction to a woman whose work has changed millions of lives—and who personally invited me into a very special service at “the Little Chapel.”I walk you through the rhythm that set the tone (yes, the Zutta mask), the serendipities that followed, and why small daily choices can open doors we didn’t even knock on. No spoilers—next week I’ll take you inside what I witnessed at the service.If you’ve been craving a reset—skin, spirit, and direction—this episode is your gentle nudge: sit in the light, set your intention, and watch what unfolds.What You’ll HearThe 15-minute ritual that changed my week (and how to stack intention with skincare)A spontaneous “come speak tonight?” moment—and what I shared with future foundersThe power of going out of your way (a fourth-grader’s letter that shaped my career)A providential introduction to a legacy healer—and an invite I couldn’t have engineeredA simple prayer/declaration to close your week strongTime Markers00:00 Intro: Beauty Revival mission01:20 My red light + meditation routine (why it works for me)05:40 Last-minute speaking invite & full-circle college story13:10 Service mindset: one small letter that led to big things18:45 The “Little Chapel” connection (teaser—full story next episode)26:30 Prayer + weekly declarationResources & MentionsRed light therapy routine (Zutta mask—my at-home pick)“This Week God Will Turn Your Battle into Victory” (YouTube devotional)ConnectIG: @mbyorkbeautyShop + blog: mbyork.comCall to ActionIf this encouraged you, share it with a friend who needs a spark. Leave a quick review—it helps more women find their glow. And tune in next week for what happened at the Little Chapel. ✨

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