Do you have a someday project?

A book. A business. A Bible study tucked in a notebook. A podcast. A ministry. A message you've carried for years.

You have the notebooks, the courses, the plans — maybe even a closet crowded with everything you could possibly need to begin. Every now and then, you pull the dream down, dust it off, and picture what it might be. Then, with a deep sigh, you tuck it away again.

Maybe someday.

Someday sounds so hopeful, doesn't it? Almost like a promise. Someday, when I have more time. Someday, when I feel more confident. Someday, when I finally know enough.

But here's the trouble with someday: it isn't on the calendar.

And if you're honest, you feel it in your body. The tightness in your chest when someone asks, "So, how's that book coming?" The way your stomach sinks when someone else launches the very thing you've carried for years — happy for her, hollow for yourself, both at once. Some days it's simply easier to change the subject than to say out loud that it's still shut away in that closet.

After a while, it's easy to start wondering: Why can't I just do this? What's wrong with me?

I'm Michelle — Master Certified Christian Life Coach, host of the Peace in His Presence podcast, and author of Promised Rest and Promised Hope. I almost didn't write my first book. Someone once told me I wasn't professional enough — too folksy — and I believed her for a long, long time. I know what it costs to let someone else's voice talk you out of your own. I've sat with so many women carrying a someday of their own, and I'd love to sit with you too.

I'd love to send you the guide.

I created The Someday Project Companion Guide as a gentle place to begin.

Not a to-do list. Not another promise to try harder. Just a little room to breathe, remember God's faithfulness, and consider one faithful step for today.

Because someday may not be on the calendar.

But today is.

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