When Change Feels Bigger Than You Are
Viridiana Loera has always been drawn to helping people navigate change, especially the quiet, everyday kind that doesn’t look dramatic from the outside but feels overwhelming on the inside.
Based in Ontario, California, she is a Behavioral Coach and Analyst who supports people through habit-building and life transitions.
Her work centers on one simple truth: lasting change doesn’t come from willpower alone.
It comes from understanding behavior, building supportive systems, and taking small, intentional steps forward.
She helps people move through transitions with more clarity and less self-judgment whether they’re trying to establish new routines, adjust to a life shift or simply stop feeling stuck.
Starting Was the Hardest Step
Her path into this work didn’t begin with a perfect plan.
It began with a desire she’d carried for as long as she could remember, to help other people.
Even with the knowledge and training, putting herself out there felt daunting.
Starting meant being seen.
It meant naming her work, claiming space, and trusting that the right people would find her.
Like many first steps, it came with doubt and discomfort.
But she started anyway.
And that choice imperfect, quiet, and brave became the foundation of everything that followed.
The Reality of Building Something New
One of her biggest challenges isn’t the work itself, it’s visibility.
Creating content.
Staying engaged.
Showing up consistently while also running another business.
Balancing energy, time and expectations can make it feel like her hands are tied, even when her vision is clear.
There’s a constant tension between wanting to do more and knowing she has to move at a pace that’s sustainable.
It’s a reality many people face: building something meaningful while holding multiple responsibilities at once.
Progress, One Step at a Time
What grounds her is the same principle she teaches others.
Change doesn’t have to be rushed to be real.
She’s moving forward steadily learning, adjusting and trusting that momentum doesn’t always look loud.
Sometimes it looks like showing up again tomorrow.
Sometimes it looks like patience.
Sometimes it looks like letting things unfold one habit, one choice, one step at a time.
Her work is a reminder that transformation doesn’t come from having it all figured out, it comes from being willing to begin.
At Reignelle, we honor women like Viridiana, those who understand that growth isn’t about force but about consistency, compassion, and learning how to move through change with intention.