Recovering perfectionists are exactly who you want on your team when everything goes sideways.

They see the gaps before anyone else.
They can hold a thousand details without dropping the thread.
They stay calm in chaos—not because they don’t feel it, but because they know how to move.

The problem isn’t their capability.
It’s that for a long time, everything counted as an emergency.

A tense email from a colleague.
A last-minute request.
Someone else’s poor planning.

All treated with the same urgency as a five-alarm fire.

One of my clients came to me completely burned out.
Her work–life balance was nonexistent. Nights, weekends, constant vigilance.

The first shift was simple—but not easy:
She gave herself permission to do less.
She left at 5.
She stopped working weekends.

And nothing collapsed.

Now, when the federal administration throws her work into chaos (DOGE cutting grants, reduced funding application windows, "de-professionalizing" the degrees at her university) she can spend a night or two up late in bed putting out fires or hustling a little harder - without guilt or worrying she's sacrificing her work-life balance.

Because now, she knows the difference.

Her inner barometer for what is actually an emergency is calibrated.
She doesn’t burn her nervous system on disgruntled emails anymore.
She saves her power for moments that truly require it.

That recalibration is the work.

​Campfyre Collective exists for high-capacity, Type A, recovering perfectionists who are done rejecting the most powerful parts of themselves—and ready to use them on purpose.

This is a year of coaching in community with other former overachievers turned witchy women.
Women who are reclaiming their intuition.
Who trust their inner knowing.
Who stop jumping in just because they could probably do it faster.

Inside Campfyre, you learn how to:

• Tell the difference between urgency and importance
• Let the small stuff burn without you
• Respond from intuition instead of reflex
• Save your superpowers for real emergencies

Not everything deserves your magic.

If you’re ready to stop treating every moment like a crisis—and start using your gifts where they actually matter—Campfyre Collective is open for applications now.

​👉 Apply to Campfyre Collective here ​

You were never meant to be on high alert all the time.
You were meant to be powerful on purpose.

With fire,
Megan Gillman