
My Story
Hey, I’m Stacy Vajta
I work with women in their fifties, sixties, and beyond who are ready to reconnect with their voice, their creativity, and the deeper rhythm of who they’re becoming. Aging isn’t about fixing or fading—it’s about rising into wisdom, freedom, and the art of living on your own terms.
For years, I lived by the rules and roles I thought I should play. But turning fifty sparked something in me—a now-or-never call to shed expectations and begin living from a place of truth. It hasn’t always been easy, but it’s been deeply transformative. I found my voice, rekindled my creativity, and began shaping a life rooted in meaning and joy.
And I know I’m not alone in this.
The Role of Art
Art became my healing balm—a way to reconnect with the parts of myself I had buried under years of responsibility and self-editing. It wasn’t just about making things—it was about slowing down, listening in, and letting creativity guide me back to wholeness.
In my fifties, I finally gave myself permission to play, to create imperfectly, and to explore intuitive art-making without judgment. It became more than a hobby—it became a sacred practice of self-discovery and healing. Creativity now infuses every part of my life, reminding me that it’s not just about what we make—it’s about how we make meaning.
Why I’m Excited About My Sixities
Now in my sixties, life feels expansive, vibrant, and full of possibility. I’ve let go of the pressure to fit into molds that never quite fit. Instead, I’ve embraced the freedom to live with curiosity, courage, and creative presence.
My greatest joy is helping women like you—artful Crones, wise women, creative souls—step into this third act with intention and heart. Together, we use creativity to navigate transitions, awaken our voice, and reconnect with the deep, sacred wisdom that lives within.
If this resonates, I invite you to begin. Explore my community space over at The Feisty Crone, or take a workshop. Wherever you start, know this: your creativity is a portal to your own becoming, and I’d be honored to walk beside you.