Arlene Hearn - Envision & Evolve

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Arlene Hearn - Envision & Evolve

Life and death are deeply intertwined aspects of the human experience.

I will champion your growth in life and walk with you in peace and grace until your last breath.

02/17/2026

I recently had the privilege of attending a training session with Dr. Sammy Winemaker and Dr. Hsien Seow — the visionaries behind the Waiting Room Revolution.

It was a powerful reminder that how we navigate life, ageing, dying, and death is changing.

What is becoming increasingly clear is this: the key is not found in paperwork alone. It is found in our dialogues.

The words we choose.
The energy we bring.
The silence we are willing to hold.

These shape how we support one another through uncertainty, illness, and the final chapter of life.

There are five simple phrases I am carrying with me — in my work and in my heart:

I hope.
I wonder.
I acknowledge.
I appreciate.
I respect.

These words create space.
They invite honesty.
They honour dignity.

Conversations about ageing and end of life do not need to begin with fear. They can begin with curiosity, compassion, and connection.

01/08/2026

As a coach, my role is to partner with my clients and champion their progress. And sometimes, I find myself deeply championed by them in return.

A recent dialogue left me with thoughts too powerful not to share:

I don’t make New Year’s resolutions. Instead, I can make a daily decision to try new things, to learn, and to be better.

I thank God and choose happiness, knowing I live in Canada, a country where I am free and safe.
I remind myself that it’s okay to be fully human — to feel sadness, anger, and to miss my family and community.
I am wise, and I deserve respect, even if I speak with an accent.

This is the quiet, courageous work of growth — choosing intention over resolution, compassion over perfection, and self-worth over fear.

As we step into a new year, may we all remember that progress often begins with one conscious choice at a time.

01/22/2025

Choices.

We make them all the time—every day, every hour, every minute.
Some are big, like choosing a university or a career. Others are small, like deciding on a flavor of ice cream. But they all matter because they shape who we are.
When we’re clear on our values and beliefs, it becomes easier to make decisions, even the tough ones. And when we get it “wrong”? That’s okay, too. Mistakes are how we learn, grow, and move forward.
Life is a constant cycle of choices, lessons, and growth—and that’s what makes it beautiful.

01/15/2025

The Bwg Diversity Wellness fair brought together a wide variety of providers from a Homeopathic doctor to nutritionists and myself, a Grief coach and Death Doula. Thank you Nusrat Awan for giving us a space to share our wisdom.
Looking forward to deepening the connections and reconnection I made!

01/14/2025

Not All “Lumps” Are Created Equal
I enjoy Robert Fulghum's books because I get to laugh out loud and get a small life lesson. His story "Sigmund Wollman's Reality Test" has been a cornerstone in my life.
“Life is lumpy. And a lump in the oatmeal, a lump in the throat, and a lump in a breast are not the same lump. One should learn the difference.”
― Robert Fulghum, Uh-oh: Some Observations from Both Sides of the Refrigerator Door

Life throws us challenges, but not all of them require the same level of response. If we treat every inconvenience like it’s a full-blown crisis, we only add stress to our bodies and minds. Over time, that stress wears us down, making it harder to handle the real challenges when they come.
The key? Take a moment to pause and ask yourself: Is this an oatmeal kind of lump, or something more serious? Respond accordingly and let yourself off the hook when it’s just oatmeal.
Life is tough enough—let’s not make it tougher than it needs to be. ❤️

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12/31/2024

What resolutions will you make in 2025 to build your legacy?

At this time of year, we start making New Year resolutions for the year ahead. Resolutions are the small steps to creating our legacy.

What do you want to be remembered for?
What did you stand for?
Whose life did you impact?
What values did you live by and were known for?
How did you bring laughter and joy?
What will you regret at the end of your journey?
What stories and memories will you pass on to those you leave behind?

Do these seem like overwhelming questions? Work with me in 2025 and together we will create your vision and begin the steps to leaving a legacy of a life well lived.

12/27/2024

Envision & Evolve: The Story Behind the Name

2020 was a year that reshaped the world—and it reshaped me. Before life as we knew it came to a halt, I was facilitating vision workshops. These weren’t about vision boards; they were about true VISION.

Creating a vision starts like any significant project: with the end in mind. And what is the ultimate end for all of us? It’s death. To truly envision our lives, we must begin with our LEGACY.

But here’s the challenge: to talk about legacy, we must EVOLVE beyond the fear of death. We must confront our culture’s reluctance to discuss aging, dying, and mortality. Only then can we transcend these fears and embrace the truth—that our immortality goes beyond material measures like homes or cars.

It is this connection between life & death and vision & legacy that led to the name ENVISION & EVOLVE. Brad Hearn and I were sitting on the back of our boat talking about this connection and it is Brad that came up with the name! Thank you Heather Kruse Chapman for a logo that aligns so deeply with me.

When we evolve into a space of acceptance, we uncover a way of being that prioritizes presence, joy, and fulfillment. We begin to envision lives rooted in purpose, connection, and the understanding that greatness lies in how deeply we live each moment.

💭 What legacy are you envisioning? How are you evolving to create it?

12/25/2024

Thank you for being a part of Envision & Evolve!

Christmas is a time for reflection, connection, and looking forward. I’m excited for the opportunities and growth that lie ahead in the coming year, and I’m thankful to be on this journey with such an inspiring community.

Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful holiday season filled with warmth, laughter, and cheer.

12/18/2024

With the season comes the stress!
This time of year can be hectic for everyone, from the never ending parties to end-of-year work deadlines!
When I start to notice myself burning out, I give myself a timeout to breathe and collect my thoughts.
Some of my favourite gentle, non-invasive therapies include:
🌿 Aromatherapy – The right scent can instantly soothe and ground me.
🎶 Music – There’s nothing like a beautiful melody to reset my mood.
💆‍♀️ Massage – A little TLC for the body can go a long way.
What are some of your favourite ways to unwind from holiday stress?

12/16/2024

The profession of coaching has transformed my life in the last 3 years. Since my mid 20s I have been pushed into 'self help' books, seminars and podcasts. I discovered the coaching profession on this journey.

Dr. Begum Verjee, Ed.D., M.Ed., PCC introduced me the Adler Graduate Professional School when we met at an EFT training. It was a serendipitous moment that has transformed my self awareness, my relationships and will continue to shape the rest of my life.

I have engaged deeply with the International Coaching Federation and am particularly grateful for all that ICF Toronto - Charter Chapter is doing for its members.

Alicia Saint, ACC, ATC, ACE, Kim Leitch, Donna Needs, David Peterson, PCC, Sam Jayasundera, CTMP, ICF-ACC, CSM® and many others have worked hard to create the HUBs across the GTA to allow members to make more meaningful connections, learn and support each other.

I don't always remember to take pictures of our HUB gatherings but the Newmarket HUB has attracted coaches from a wide breadth of niches and levels of experience. We bring deep questions of what it means to create a corporate culture steeped in respect, integrity, compassion and courage to how Ai can support coaches in their marketing.

And, there is always laughter! Kathleen Redmond, Mary Lou Di Paolo, Todd Sinclair, PCC, Yuri Minski, Doris Romano, Shehzad Qureshi, Monika Reynolds, MA, NBC-HWC, CEC, ICF-ACC, NASM-CPT, RYT, Jennifer Lee and all the other coaches that have come out to our meetings, thank you. I look forward to deepening our connections in 2025.

12/10/2024

John Lennon's song "So this is Christmas" always gets me thinking about what I have done this year.

Facilitating legacy workshops expands my thinking to what I have done with my life.

What will your legacy be?
None of us know when our time will come, but one thing is certain: we can choose how we’ll be remembered.
What do you want your loved ones to hold onto after you’re gone? Your life lessons? Family recipes? Stories that bring a smile to their faces?
Thinking about the end of life can feel scary or overwhelming, but planning ahead can actually bring comfort and peace. Whether it’s writing a eulogy, creating a scrapbook, or turning your cherished recipes into a cookbook, these simple actions can ensure your legacy lives on in the way you want.
Planning for the inevitable isn’t just about easing the burden on your family—it’s about celebrating your life and the memories that matter most.
So, what will you do today to shape your legacy?

12/03/2024

Emotional & Spiritual Support When It Matters Most 🙏
As a Life Transition Coach and End of Life Care Planner with Envision & Evolve, I’m here to help individuals and families navigate life’s toughest transitions with compassion, intention, and even a little laughter.
💛 Here’s how I can help:
• Companionship: Sometimes, just being there is enough. I offer a listening ear, a comforting presence, and yes, even a good laugh to help ease loneliness and anxiety. (My brand is to bring the laughter!)
• Life Review: Looking back on life’s memories and accomplishments can bring a deep sense of peace. I help people celebrate their stories—and even write their own eulogies or obituaries to honor their journey.
• Legacy Work: Let’s get intentional! Whether it’s capturing Nonna making her famous pasta sauce or Dad fixing his Harley, I help preserve personal moments and heartfelt messages that loved ones will treasure forever.
💬 Let’s connect if you or someone you love could use support during this important time. Together, we can create space for love, peace, and purpose.

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