Called for More: The Release & Re-Up Is the Pause You Didn’t Know You Needed Before the Year Ends

Becoming Her Magazine
Dec 28, 2025
2 min read

There’s something sacred about the space between endings and beginnings.

The quiet moments when the year hasn’t fully closed, but the next one hasn’t arrived yet. When you’re holding gratitude in one hand and exhaustion in the other. When you know you’ve grown—but you’re still carrying things that were never meant to follow you forward.

That’s where Called for More: Release & Re-Up meets you.

Happening today, December 28, from 4:00–8:00 PM in McDonough, Georgia, this elevated end-of-year gathering is designed for women who want to be intentional about how they close one chapter and step into the next. Not rushed. Not performative. Just real.

This isn’t another networking event where you have to prove yourself or posture for the room. Release & Re-Up is an invitation to exhale.

To pause. To reflect. To reset with clarity.

Hazel, founder of Called for More; smiling in a black jacket and animal print top. She stands outdoors with bushes in the background, exuding a cheerful mood.

A Night Rooted in Reflection and Renewal

The evening centers around fireside conversations featuring Lisa Marie Lovett, Candace Holyfield Parker, and Hazel Atkinson-Brown—women whose lived experiences, wisdom, and transparency create space for honest dialogue. Their conversations are grounded, reflective, and rooted in resilience, offering perspective for anyone navigating transition, growth, or recalibration.

You’ll also experience a wellness and resilience panel that doesn’t shy away from vulnerability. This is a room where truth is welcomed. Where strength and softness coexist. Where women are allowed to be both accomplished and still becoming.

Hazel Atkinson-Brown and Lisa-Marie Lovett smiling at Called For More: Release & Re-Up event, set against a black backdrop with "Called for More Summit" text. Lisa in a black dress, and Hazel in a patterned top.

Connection Without Performance

And in between the meaningful moments? Joy.

Dinner and dessert.Crafted drinks.Group karaoke and lighthearted movement—join in or simply enjoy the energy. No pressure. No expectations.

Connection here is genuine, not forced. Come alone or bring a friend. There are no “you can’t sit with us” vibes—only space to belong exactly as you are.

The dress code reflects the tone of the night: All Black Sophistication. Think sleek. Elevated. Dressy professional. Jumpsuits, tailored suits, and polished silhouettes that make you feel confident and grounded as you step into what’s next.

A large group of people in formal attire waving and smiling in a decorated room with bright chandeliers and large lit letters. Festive mood at Called For More: Release & Re-Up Event

Why This Moment Matters

As the year closes, Called for More: Release & Re-Up offers something rare—a moment to breathe before the momentum of a new year begins.

If you’ve been craving a place to slow down…If you’ve been feeling the weight of everything you’ve carried…If you want to walk into 2026 lighter, clearer, and more aligned…

This is your invitation.

Event Details

Called for More: Release & Re-Up

Date: December 28, 2025

Time: 4:00–8:00 PM

Location: McDonough, GA (near Painting with a Twist)

All Black Attire: Sophisticated | Sleek | Dressy Professional

USE DISCOUNT CODE: ALIGNED

Get your tickets now: Today is the last day!

Click here: https://redefiningthefutureyou.com/product/called-for-more-release/

Seating is limited. Tickets are non-refundable. This is the final call to be in the room.

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