November: The Month of Becoming—Picking Up the Pieces for What’s Next

As we step into November, there’s something sacred about this time of year—a quiet turning point between what has been and what’s about to begin. It’s the month where gratitude meets growth, where reflection meets renewal, and where the pieces of your journey finally begin to make sense.

Throughout this year, *Let’s Pick Up The Pieces has been a journey of rediscovery—learning how to rebuild after disappointment, how to find your rhythm again after loss, and how to stand tall even when life felt uncertain. From healing after a toxic workplace or relationship, to finding your worth in spaces that once overlooked you, every segment has been about one truth: you were never broken—just being reshaped for better alignment.

November reminds us that even as the year winds down, you still have time. Time to forgive yourself for what didn’t work. Time to celebrate how far you’ve come. Time to plant something small that your future self will thank you for.

Because new beginnings don’t wait for January—they start the moment you decide you’re ready to begin again.

So, take a deep breath and look at the pieces you’ve been carrying. The lessons, the losses, the growth—they’ve all been working together to build the next version of you. The one who knows her worth. The one who sets boundaries and honors her peace. The one who no longer hides her brilliance behind fear or comparison.

This November, choose to walk in the fullness of everything God has for you. Let gratitude lead your steps, let peace quiet your spirit, and let purpose be your compass as you step boldly into the close of one season and the rise of another.

✨ Reflection for you to consider:

• What piece of yourself have you picked up this year that you’re most proud of?

• What do you want to carry into your new beginning?

*Let’s Pick Up The Pieces is my Podcast. Follow me on YouTube @venezuelawilliams. It’s a segment dedicated to help you navigate life challenges with resilience and grace; where faith meets healing and where broken places become sacred spaces of transformation.

Gratefully with love,

Mrs. V