EXCEPTIONAL NEW ME

Our Mission at Exceptional New Me is to empower women and teens to discover their true selves through God’s grace. We guide individuals on a journey of healing, growth, and identity—helping them become the best version of who God created them to be.

We envision a faith‑centered space where women and teens release who they once were and rise into their God‑given identity. Exceptional New Me inspires transformation, purpose, and confidence as individuals step boldly into their new becoming.

Be the light or be the darkness—every day gives you the choice. On a particular day, my husband and I stumbled upon six groups of entrepreneurs from all walks of life. We weren’t looking for them, but God placed them in our path. Their spunk, grace, charm, and motivation made us pause. They made us listen. They reminded us that purpose shows up even when you’re headed in another direction. Some were just beginning, others were seasoned, but all carried a light that shined ahead of them. I supported them, I talked with them, and I left inspired. They reminded me that even when I feel tired or stuck, I must keep pressing forward. I’ve tried every system—lists, calendars, reminders—but the one thing that has carried me is prayer. Prayer has been my anchor, my clarity, my strength. God is the One who redirects me when I drift toward darkness. He is the One who inspires me to become better, to surround myself with people who walk in truth, joy, and purpose. So, as you move through your own dark days, remember: the light is right around the corner. Choose to be the light. Not the darkness.”

D.L. Coles

‍ Nothing stops you. But You

Why Be Exceptional

For years, I’ve been a source of inspiration, guidance, and support for those seeking advice or motivation. My journey began with journaling my thoughts and passions, which eventually led to the creation of Exceptional New Me, a platform focused on helping others discover their true selves and become the best version of who they are.

Butterflies have always held a special meaning for me. They represent endurance, transformation, hope, and life, constantly reminding me that everything will be okay.

As a wife, mother, sister, friend, and a woman chosen by God, I embrace my unique path. My certifications in Property Management and Interior Decorating, combined with my self-taught skills in Organization, Cleaning, Healthy Eating, Budgeting, and Decorating, have greatly enhanced my life. The roles I hold as a wife, mother, and friend have deeply shaped my personal growth. I am committed to lifelong learning and sharing my experiences with others. I hope as you explore this website and its content, you feel inspired to find your purpose, strive for your best self, and embrace the joy of giving to others.

D L Coles

Believe in Yourself

The people you surround yourself with should believe in themselves first, as this allows them to believe in you. They should be on the right path in life and inspire others to do the same. Whether they are preachers, teachers, pastors, leaders, or parents, their inner happiness will guide them to make the right choices. Being around such individuals can uplift you with their joy. If you're unsure about what inspires you, turn to God and reflect on what you love to do, then pursue it wholeheartedly in this lifetime. Let your smile shine bright.

DL Coles

When we take a moment to reflect, our minds often spiral into a whirlwind of tasks we feel obligated to tackle. We think about today, tomorrow, or the week ahead, frequently putting the needs and expectations of others above our own. The fear of letting someone down by missing a deadline can be overwhelming. But it's crucial to shift our focus from external expectations to what truly brings us joy. Pursue what makes you happy, whether it's reading, creating, spending time with God, or spending quality time with loved ones. Embrace your passions and hold them close. It's not about ignoring others' needs but finding a balance between theirs and your own, enabling you to support them wholeheartedly. It's really that simple.