"Exploring the extraordinary, messy business of being human — with curiosity, compassion and a willingness to question what I think I know."
- Boadi Moore
Hello beautiful soul,
Pull up a chair, bring your coffee or tea, and settle in with me a while.
I’m Boadi Moore – author, soul listener, grandmother and incurably curious human.
And I’m at a rather interesting stage of my life.
Approaching seventy, I’ve discovered something I wish I’d understood a little earlier: there’s an enormous difference between living the life you think you’re supposed to live and discovering the life that’s actually yours.
I’ve spent decades exploring what makes us tick. Our relationships, the stories we tell ourselves, the wounds we carry, and that extraordinary capacity we humans have to lose ourselves – and occasionally find ourselves again.
These days, my curiosity has taken me into some unexpected territory.
Consciousness. Artificial intelligence. The mysteries of the universe. What it means to grow older without quietly disappearing from your own life.
And somewhere in amongst all those big questions, I’m still asking some wonderfully ordinary ones.
Who am I becoming? What have I yet to discover? And why on earth do we humans make being human so bloody complicated?
I don’t have all the answers.
In fact, the older I get, the more comfortable I’ve become with three little words:
I don’t know.
But that hasn’t stopped me asking questions. Quite the opposite.
Through my books, podcasts, personal reflections and curious conversations with AI, I explore what it means to be human – with all our contradictions, vulnerabilities, extraordinary possibilities and occasional spectacular displays of foolishness.
Sometimes we wander into science and philosophy. Sometimes into spirituality, relationships, love and loss. And sometimes I simply share what life is teaching me while I’m out paddling, walking along the beach or sitting with my morning coffee.
I love a good mystery. I value evidence. And I’ve learned that wonder and discernment make rather good travelling companions.
I’m not here to tell you what to believe.
I’m here to share what I’m discovering, challenge what I think I know, and perhaps invite you to look at your own life through a slightly different window.
Because one thing I’m increasingly certain of is this:
We don’t have to stop becoming simply because we’ve accumulated a few decades of living.
And goodness, I’m curious about what comes next!
So, welcome.
Bring your questions. Bring your curiosity. Bring your wonderfully imperfect humanity.
We’ll have plenty to talk about.
With all my heart and big love,
~ Boadi ❤️
Walk soft. Shine true. Stay kind.
Books by Boadi
Words That Heal, Stories That Stir
Before SOUL TONE was born, there were pages — handwritten, soul-charged, truth-telling pages.
Boadi’s two self-help books in her Sisterhood Series, Women Going Sober and Healing Your Attachment Wounds (a 2024 Global Book Award Finalist), are offerings from a woman walking herself home — through grief, growth, and radical self-honesty.
Each book serves as a compass for those navigating their own tender reckonings — with addiction, relationships, and the inherited stories we long to rewrite.
From My Heart to Yours
I’m Boadi Moore — author, soul listener, grandmother and incurably curious human. I’ve spent much of my life exploring the wonderfully messy business of being human, including my own!
My books, Women Going Sober and Healing Your Attachment Wounds — a 2024 Global Book Award Finalist — bring together lived experience, research and reflections on relationships, healing and personal change.
Through my series SOUL TONE, Waiting to Exhale, Boadi & the Bot and Geometry of Self, I explore the stories that shape us, the mysteries of consciousness, our evolving relationship with artificial intelligence, and what it means to live fully and authentically.
Still questioning. Still discovering. And increasingly comfortable saying, “I don’t know!”
Boadi Moore
Waiting to Exhale with Boadi Moore
Remembering the Woman I Was, Loving the Woman I Am
And discovering that the most interesting chapters of my life may still be waiting to unfold.
I’ve spent much of my life showing up for others, asking questions, and occasionally forgetting to ask what I wanted from my own life.
Now, approaching seventy, I’m turning that curiosity towards myself.
Waiting to Exhale is my invitation to come along as I revisit the stories I’ve lived, the woman I’ve been, and the parts of myself I’m still discovering.
There’ll be tenderness, some uncomfortable truths, plenty of laughter, and probably the occasional “What the bloody hell was I thinking?”
Because I’m no longer holding my breath waiting for life to begin.
I’m already in it.
Read or Listen to Episode One —
The Breath I Didn’t Know I Was Holding
