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Serene Grace
Transformation-Intuitive Life Coach, Writer, Editor, and Broadcasting Professional, Shining Bright with Serene Grace
Augusta, GA 30907
Her Story
About Serene
Serene Grace is a Transformation-Intuitive Life Coach, Writer, Editor, and Broadcasting Professional based in the United States. Through her trademarked platform, Shining Bright with Serene Grace, she integrates intuitive insight, coaching methodologies, and holistic development practices to support individuals in achieving emotional clarity, personal empowerment, and life transformation. Her work blends communication, spiritual awareness, and practical guidance, creating a unique coaching approach centered on growth, balance, and self-discovery. Her professional background spans more than 25+ years across government, legal, and administrative fields. She spent a decade working within the state judiciary, supporting over 30 judges across a variety of courts and legal matters, gaining broad exposure to diverse legal systems and procedures. She also dedicated 10 years as a federal employee with the U.S. International Trade Commission in Washington, D.C., serving through three presidential administrations. In addition, she has extensive experience as a paralegal and working in law firms and brings 25+ years of event coordination and organizational leadership, building strong expertise in operations, logistics, and client service. Serene has also been spiritually gifted since she was 3 years old, which eventually led her to embrace more of her spiritual gifts around her mid 20s and later learn new healing modalities and life coaching into her 30s. The development of her higher purpose has been a journey for the last 25 years. She has continued to expand her expertise through multiple healing modalities, ultimately defining her signature approach as transformation intuitive life coaching. Since transitioning into full-time work in 2020, she has reached thousands through workshops, expos, and broadcasting, including hosting two podcast series on Bold Brave TV and Voice America Media, producing over 60+ episodes. She also writes and edits monthly publications on her website and continues to evolve her work as a blend of lived experience, professional discipline, and intuitive practice.
Her Interview
Ten minutes with Serene
01What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to being resilient and having a lot of life experiences that shaped me to be a driven force for great intentions to help people from all walks of life. I've always had to prove myself more - to get a higher education, to fight an illness, to put myself through school, to make something of my career when no one else would believe in me. One of the backbones that make me who I am today is having wonderful people come into my life as mentors to remind me of being strong enough and to keep believing in myself. I've always had a beat-to-my-own-drum personality and have always been optimistic but practical. I've had a lot of adversity in my life growing up, and from that I've always had to prove myself. I had wonderful mentors throughout my different careers who influenced me in different areas, and I think having a little bit of faith in myself and believing in myself has been key. It may take a certain journey to get to where you need to be, but I've always been open to stepping out of my comfort zone and having greater change.
02What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
I always tell people to have a transitional plan. Don't leave your day job until you're ready to transition - build your network and build your framework of what you want to do as an entrepreneur or whatever that may be, and transition into that as you build it incrementally. That's kind of what I did. I was probably transitional for the last couple years from 2017 to 2020 because I was still working but also doing my passion work part-time. I think it's good to have that framework as you try to build your way up, when you have your clientele, when you try to have the right money source to back you up, before you kind of take that leap of faith. To me, it was incremental. So I would tell people to have the framework, the transitional plan, and also the drive, the passion, and the tenacity to go forward with what you believe in, because it is your drive and your passion and tenacity that's going to be the driven force of what you're going to be doing with your plan as you build things and it evolves organically in a very empowering way.
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