Shaniece Be

10/02/2026

Hello Pumpkin pre-orders are officially open. 🎃🕯️

Seen & Noted 👌🏽✅💋

You don’t have to wait until VSU Homecoming to grab yours. If fall to you feels like a good book, a cozy space, and something warm burning in the background, this one is for you.

Small batch. Hand-poured. Made with intention. Made by me.

Pre-order now at shaniecebe.com.



Creative Collaboration: 📸Alycia Brianna & creative Kween Eazzy 🇵🇷

09/30/2026

Surrender. Submission. Suddenly.

Maybe this season was never only about what I was asking God to give me. Maybe it was also about who I needed to become before I could carry it.

There’s maturity in getting to the place where the prayer changes from “God, take this away” to “God, what are You teaching me through this? What needs to change in me? Mold my character.”

And while He’s doing the work, guard your heart.
“Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.” — Proverbs 4:23

Guard what you allow disappointment to turn you into. Guard your peace. Guard what you consume. Guard what you keep giving access to. Guard your heart from becoming hardened in a season that was actually meant to refine you.

I’m learning to surrender the outcome, submit to the process, protect what God is developing within me, and trust the timing.

Because maybe the waiting season wasn’t punishment.
Maybe it was the becoming season.

And sometimes, after the surrender… after the submission… comes the suddenly. 🤎

09/28/2026

Creator Summit takeaway: redefine what success looks like for you. ✨ eringoldson

We hear so much about followers, likes, views and numbers, but what if your greatest KPI is impact?

For me, one of those moments was meeting a graduate student who told me she wrote her capstone around my Vineyard Icon project.

That reminded me that sometimes the work is reaching further than the algorithm will ever show you.

Success isn’t always viral.
Sometimes it’s connection.
Sometimes it’s impact.
Sometimes it’s knowing something you created mattered to somebody else.

What’s one KPI you’re using to measure your own growth?

09/26/2026

Some stories take time to tell. 💗

Shoutout to Jen for creating space for me to share a piece of my breast cancer journey with care and intention.

If my story reminds even one person to keep going, advocate for themselves, and trust the timing of their own journey, then sharing it was worth it.

Still here. Still healing. Still becoming. 💕



You can watch the full story here : https://www.29news.com/2026/09/25/charlottesville-breast-cancer-survivor-turns-year-long-recovery-into-mission-help-other-women/?outputType=amp

09/26/2026

Thank you so much to Jen from NBC29 for taking the time to sit with me, hear my story, and share such a personal part of my journey with so much care and intention.

What makes this even more meaningful is that we actually talked about doing this story back in June. And now, months later, it finally came to life.

For me, that’s another reminder of why I keep coming back to flow, not force. Sometimes we want things to happen when we think they should, but there is something powerful about trusting divine timing and allowing things to unfold when they’re supposed to.

Breast cancer changed so much for me. Even after hearing the words “cancer-free,” there was still healing, recovery, fear, gratitude, and learning how to live in a body and a life that had been through so much.

I know there are so many people in our community carrying their own version of this and quietly fighting, recovering, supporting someone they love, or simply trying to make it through one day at a time.

So maybe this story came out exactly when it was supposed to.

My hope is that it encourages someone to keep going, keep trusting, and remember that even when things feel delayed, that does not always mean they are denied.

There is still joy after hard seasons. There is still purpose. There is still life to be lived.

Thank you again, Jen, for helping bring this story to life with so much compassion. 💗

Charlottesville breast cancer survivor turns year-long recovery into a mission to help other women | https://www.29news.com/2026/09/25/charlottesville-breast-cancer-survivor-turns-year-long-recovery-into-mission-help-other-women/

09/26/2026

In this season of my life, I’m somewhere between Apple Harvest and Something Sweet. 🍎🤎

Doing the work. Planting the seeds. Watching some things finally come to fruition.

And there’s a sweetness in that.

The kind that comes from slowing down enough to notice what’s growing, what’s shifting, and what’s beginning to make sense.

Maybe that’s what this season is about 🪞harvest, sweetness, and becoming.

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05/03/2026

Be Still & Be Free 🌻
That’s the assignment.