STAY CLOSE.
Because sometimes some conversations leads to another.
Want to know what’s happening
with Hope Holidae?
New conversations.
Journal news.
Merch drops.
Random shit Michele wants to say.
You know...the important stuff.
Michele shares a warm embrace with a guest during The Conversation Tour, surrounded by vibrant Say It Like You Mean It and Hope Holidae branding. The candid moment captures the connection, community, and support at the heart of the experience.
Women gather around tables during The Conversation Tour, engaging in conversation, reflection, and shared activities. The intimate setting captures the sense of community, connection, and authentic storytelling at the heart of the Hope Holidae experience.
Michele poses with a guest during The Conversation Tour, proudly displaying Hope Holidae materials in front of the vibrant Say It Like You Mean It backdrop. The moment captures celebration, connection, and the shared experience of embracing your story and speaking your truth.
Michele shares a warm embrace with a guest during The Conversation Tour, surrounded by vibrant Say It Like You Mean It and Hope Holidae branding. The candid moment captures the connection, community, and support at the heart of the experience.
WANT THIS CONVERSATION
AT YOUR TABLE?
The First Conversation started in Ft. Walton Beach.
It doesn’t have to stay there.
Bring Michele and the Hope Holidae Conversation to your city, your neighborhood, your organization...
or your living room.
BRING THE CONVERSATION TO YOU.
This isn’t Michele showing up,
giving a speech and leaving.
We talk.
We journal.
We listen to some music.
We laugh.
We might cry.
Somebody will probably cuss.
And somewhere in all of that,
somebody usually says something
she didn’t know she needed to say.
That’s The Conversation.
YOUR CITY. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD. YOUR HOME.
Bring it to your people.
You don’t need a ballroom.
You need a table and some women willing to tell the truth.
COME SIT WITH ME.
I didn’t create Say It Like You Mean It
because I had all the answers.
I created it because sometimes
women need somewhere they
don’t have to pretend they do.
The journal started the conversation.
Now I want to see where
the conversation goes.
-Michele