Ruby Somera Design Studio

We’ve seen what happens when leadership is built on fear, power, and control. It’s fast, loud, and often leaves humanity behind.

The future calls for something else.
A way of leading rooted in presence, coherence, and truth.
Where feeling and action hold equal weight.
Where our humanity is the greatest strength we bring.

For me, that shift began the day I walked away from a 15-year corporate career that was slowly shrinking me. I didn’t have a map, just a deep “no” in my body and the willingness to follow the quiet “yes” toward something more aligned. That leap became a mirror, showing me every fear and belief I needed to transform… and the foundation for the work I do today.

This is why I’m so honored to be part of Resonance Rising - a gathering of 22 frequency-holders: leaders, healers, creatives, therapists, and visionaries who are building the future from the inside out.

It’s an invitation into a new energetic blueprint:
✨ Redefine power
✨ Reclaim presence
✨ Rebuild legacy from soul, not survival

I’ll be speaking on August 23rd - my birthday 🥳 about what it means to lead from the heart and create work that feels like home.

If you feel the pull toward something more honest, more human, more you — I hope you’ll join us. Link in bio.







Tags: leadership transformation, presence, coherence, truth, corporate career shift

One fine day ☀️

Sometimes we forget how much we enjoy each other’s company. We both really needed this time together. I really like him 🥰

There’s always so much magic inside each of us just waiting to be birthed. Inspiration and magic happens when you slow down for long enough to let it.

My latest piece - “Be the Magic” came through for me when I was camping with my family a few weeks ago. I always bring my paints along with me because I am the most quiet, still, and at peace when I’m in nature.

I wasn’t sure what this was going to be, and I really didn’t think it was very good at first (Swipe through to see the progression and you’ll understand why) But I knew something was there waiting to be emerged.

I brought the piece home, added a few more elements, put the piece down for a couple of weeks when life got busy, then picked it back yesterday afternoon and finally completed it.

I could feel that this piece was created through me but was meant for my niece who turns 25 years old tomorrow. This sweet girl is stepping into owning her feminine so beautifully and with so much grace, and I wanted to gift her with something to honor her becoming 🤍

In the end, I love how it came out. I mean, there are a lot of things that I might change about it. But then again, there is so much beauty in the imperfection. And I’m here for it.

What do you think?