Happy New Year.
Not the polite, obligatory kind, but the kind that actually means something.
Because January isn’t just the start of the calendar year.
It’s a threshold.
A moment where intention either becomes movement
or quietly dissolves into another year of almosts.
Here’s what I know to be true as we step into 2026:
The women who will lead differently this year didn’t wait for perfect conditions.
They’ve already claimed what’s next with conviction, not simply hope.
And if you’re reading this, something tells me you’re one of them.
This Year Doesn’t Need Your Resolutions. It Needs Your Decision.
Every January, the world offers us the same script:
New year. New goals. New hustle.
But many women are asking more honest, more powerful questions:
- How do I stop repeating the same cycles with a new label?
- How do I move from clarity to confidence to action?
- How do I actually live the version of myself I keep envisioning?
If that resonates, take a breath.
That’s not uncertainty, it’s awareness.
2026 won’t be shaped by what you want. It will be shaped by what you’re willing to claim, design, and embody.

Claiming the Year Isn’t Arrogance. It’s Alignment.
I say, “2026 is already mine!” I’m not talking about control or certainty.
I’m talking about alignment.
Claiming a year means:
- Choosing intention over reaction
- Identity over performance
- Alignment over approval
It means deciding – early and unapologetically – who you are willing to be before circumstances try to decide for you.
This is why mindset work isn’t optional at the start of a year; it’s foundational.
That’s also why I’m hosting the DisruptHER Mindset Reset Masterclass on January 29.
Not to hype you up, but to help you anchor your identity, recalibrate your thinking, and claim the year from the inside out.
What I know is the women who change rooms, industries, and narratives don’t wait for proof before they move.
They move first and let the proof catch up.

The Real Work of January Happens Beneath the Surface
This isn’t about doing more.
It’s about doing differently.
Here’s the what that matters right now:
- Identity comes before execution. If you don’t define who you’re becoming, your environment will happily do it for you.
- Strategy without embodiment collapses. Plans don’t fail. Misalignment does.
- Clarity requires honesty, not perfection. The year doesn’t need a flawless version of you. It needs a decided one.
- Momentum is built in community, not isolation. Transformation accelerates when you’re supported, challenged, and seen.
This is usually the moment women pause and think:
Okay… I feel this. But how do I live it? How do I apply it?
That question isn’t hesitation.
It’s readiness.

We’re Not Starting Over. We’re Starting Forward…Together.
January doesn’t ask you to erase who you’ve been.
It asks you to integrate her.
Every lesson.
Every pivot.
Every season that sharpened your discernment and expanded your vision.
2026 isn’t waiting to be discovered.
It’s waiting to be designed – with intention, courage, and the right scaffolding.
And I’ll say this quietly, but confidently:
There are new offerings coming in 2026 for women who are ready to stop circling the work and start embodying it.
If that sparks curiosity in you…good!
Curiosity is often the first signal of alignment.

Here’s the What. Let’s Talk About the How.
If you’re ready to move into 2026 with clarity, confidence, and momentum:
- Join the DisruptHER Mindset Reset Masterclass – January 29
A powerful reset for women ready to claim the year through identity, intention, and aligned action.
- Subscribe to the weekly newsletter, DisruptHERS & DesignHERS Decoded, for raw insights, unfiltered truths, and power moves to help you shatter norms and design a career and life on your own terms.
- Follow me on socials for Monday Moments: weekly clarity drops to help you lead with intention, not obligation.
- Book Dr. Randee for a keynote or personal development experience that challenges, activates, and equips women to lead from alignment—not exhaustion.
Happy New Year.
2026 is already in motion.
You don’t have to figure out what’s next alone.