I'm Mitzi.
Mitzi Campbell, M.A. is a specialist on mindset and energetics, an entrepreneur, a creator and the founder of Dear Mitzi, a fine stationery company, coming Summer 2026. She's also the co-founder of Rich Thinking Conference and Publishing. She's here to help you elevate, expand and make your life beautiful through her insights, mentorship and her extensive background in education, psychology and the creative arts.
"My purpose is to guide with focused attention to individual needs so that anyone in my world has access to the highest version of themselves. Whether you want to become an expert with words, access fine stationery, journals and notecards, achieve a goal, get healthy, happy, wealthy or change your entire life... it's all possible."
My Story
After nearly three decades as a college professor and going head-to-head with a debilitating health crisis, I felt called to move outside of the confines of the four walls of a classroom to facilitate expansion in the school of life. I help people go after their desires, self-actualize, improve their life skills and extract powerful lessons & blessings from life experiences to live their true potential. It's difficult to watch people pine away over an elusive dream life, when you could be living it now.
As a former professor turned mentor, I specialize in helping women in midlife+ access fulfilling personal and professional lives.
Mitzi Campbell, M.A.
When I was a young mom in my early 30's with three little ones all under 5, my mom started acting weird. At first she was just a little lost. Then, she started to get really anxious. Then paranoid. Then, she was having panic attacks. Then she became so depressed, it would take her all day to get dressed. She could not do simple things like wash dishes. It just kept getting worse and we knew she needed help. She needed in-patient treatment.
I knew my mom had a terrible childhood. She was born in 1945 and grew up in post-war England. She was dirt-poor and she was orphaned before she was 12. She never spoke about her life. I didn't know the horrible details, but she did. She carried unspeakable trauma with her and never let it out. It festered.
Although she made it back to functioning in a normal life as a wife, a nurse and a doting grandmother, she remained unhealed and it was only a year or two before the still unresolved trauma came roaring back, this time in the form of cancer.
She died when she was only 56 years old.
I believe that if she had been able to confront and integrate her trauma, she might still be alive today. There is lots of research to show the connection between trauma and disease.
When I turned 56 years old, the age my mom was when she passed, I began to experience health anxiety. That was only a small part of a perfect storm of stressful and traumatic events that unfolded from 2019 until 2022, until one morning, I woke up with vertigo and my life has not been the same since. The vertigo turned into a host of mysterious neurological symptoms and the healing process has required me to change everything in my life from what I consume in terms of food, drink and media to who and what I allow into my world. I've seen every doctor and tried all sorts of therapies. During this time, I could not return to my job as a professor, but I simply refused to lay back and cry day after day; I had to do something. So I put in my ear phones and a listened to a course on how to become a podcaster. I knew my calling was to reach a wider audience with an important message of love, healing and connection.
At 56, I was meant to take a healing journey that required me to change everything about my life as I knew it. It's no coincidence this occurred at the age my mother died. As I healed, I started The Blessons Podcast (now archived but available on all platforms). That small step into a new world of entrepreneurship has lead me to start multiple ventures and teach others how to do the same. I still deal with symptoms, but I will never let anything stop me from reaching my goals and fulfilling my dreams, the dreams I have for myself, and my family and to help others on their journeys to self-realization, as we all proceed to learn, grow, improve, close the gaps and heal the traumas, divisions and mistaken beliefs that hold us back as a society and individually.
We are here to learn. I am here to teach.