About Life Abounds Wellness

Life Abounds Wellness was created from a simple truth: humans are not meant to live disconnected—from the land, from natural rhythms, or from themselves.

This work is not about fixing people. It’s about remembering how to live well.

At the heart of Life Abounds Wellness is Sustainable Lifestyle Transition Coaching—practical, grounded guidance for individuals who feel the pull toward a more intentional, nature-aligned way of living but aren’t sure how to translate that pull into daily life. The focus is on real systems, real habits, and real environments that support health, resilience, and clarity.

This work bridges modern life and timeless wisdom. We look honestly at how technology, convenience culture, and constant stimulation affect our bodies, minds, and choices. Then we reconnect those systems to something more stable: food, land, movement, seasonal rhythms, skill-building, and presence.

Life Abounds Farm

Much of this philosophy is lived and practiced on Life Abounds Farm, a small working farm that serves as both home and learning space. The land informs the work—through gardens, animals, food preservation, natural product creation, and seasonal cycles. The farm is not a performance; it’s a practice.

Select coaching sessions, immersions, and small group experiences are designed to bring people back into direct relationship with land, animals, and embodied learning—without rushing, spectacle, or distraction.

A Living Practice

Life Abounds Wellness is intentionally small, thoughtful, and human-scaled. This work values depth over volume, presence over productivity, and sustainability over speed.

The goal is not to escape modern life, but to live within it more consciously—rooted, capable, and connected.

Life does not need to be optimized to be abundant. It needs to be lived well.

Our Approach

Life Abounds Wellness blends education, coaching, and lived experience. Sessions are practical and experiential, rooted in observation, awareness, and action. This is not abstract mindset work—it’s lifestyle work.

Clients explore areas such as:

Re-establishing daily rhythms that support nervous system health
Building sustainable food and household practices
Grounding through nature, land stewardship, and outdoor engagement
Reducing dependency on constant digital input and reclaiming attention
Creating lifestyle systems that are supportive, realistic, and aligned

The work meets people where they are and helps them move forward with clarity instead of overwhelm.

Meet The Founder

Liesa Yeargan

Sustainable Lifestyle Transition Coach

Liesa’s work is guided by a simple belief: people learn best through real experience, honest conversation, and practical steps that fit their actual lives.

Her interest in sustainability, the environment, and education has grown steadily over time. She holds an Associate of Arts in Letters, Arts, & Science, a Bachelor of Arts in Communication & Sustainability Studies, and a Master’s Certificate in eLearning Design—a combination that reflects her love of learning and her focus on helping others understand and apply information in meaningful ways.

After spending many years in the corporate world, Liesa began to feel the strain of a lifestyle that was increasingly disconnected from nature and natural rhythms. Rather than walking away from modern life altogether, she started reshaping her own—learning how to live more intentionally within today’s world while staying grounded in something real.

That journey led her to the land.

Now living on a small farm, Liesa spends her days raising animals, tending gardens, caring for the land, and practicing modern homesteading in a way that is practical, thoughtful, and adaptable. Sustainability, for her, isn’t about perfection or rigid rules—it’s about learning, adjusting, and building habits that truly support life.

Through Life Abounds Wellness, Liesa works with people one by one, offering guidance, education, and support for those who feel drawn toward a more grounded, sustainable way of living but aren’t sure where to begin. She brings lived experience, curiosity, and encouragement to the process—meeting people where they are and helping them take steps that feel doable and meaningful.

This work isn’t about having all the answers. It’s about learning together, reconnecting with the world around us, and creating lives that feel more present, resilient, and alive.