Letting go, on purpose, is a kind of strength.

SURRENDER: The Movement is a faith-based community built on a simple, disarming idea: asking for help takes courage. Releasing fear, perfectionism, and control clears the way for the next right step.

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What surrender actually means

Not giving up. Asking for help.

Surrender, in this movement, is a decision, made on purpose. It's the intentional release of fear, perfectionism, jealousy, comparison, and the need for control, replaced by trust and a commitment to take the next right step. For anyone taught to hold everything together, that release takes real strength.

“Surrendering is one of the most powerful acts of humility and courage.”

Carroll Patrizi, as featured in CEO Weekly

The Movement, in practice.

In person · Oct 16

SURRENDER: The Conversation

A face-to-face gathering in the Dallas–Fort Worth area on October 16 — real conversation, real people, in the same room.

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Virtual

SURRENDER: The Summit

Virtual gatherings held multiple times a year, exploring surrender, faith, and transformation together from wherever you are.

Dates coming soon — check back for details.

Coming December 2026

SURRENDER: The Practice

A first-of-its-kind anthology of faith and prayer, written by women stepping into their own stories of letting go.

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Past Summits

Catch up on what you missed.

June 2026

SURRENDER Summit

Two days of powerful speakers sharing their own stories of surrender.

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December 2025

SURRENDER Summit

Three days of powerful speakers sharing their own stories of surrender.

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Who this is for

Every generation is carrying something.

SURRENDER speaks across generations — to women exhausted by the pressure to control their image, their outcomes, their story, and to anyone ready to trade that grip for peace, presence, and faith. Whether you arrive at surrender the hard way, or choose it on purpose, The Movement holds that it's a universal experience — one that connects people across every walk of life.

As featured in Women's Journal and CEO Weekly.

How it started

One moment, twenty-three years ago.

The idea traces back to a moment Carroll didn't choose — sitting on the floor in front of her fireplace in the middle of a personal crisis, realizing the one common denominator in every hard season was her. What followed was a prayer for accountability. For years, she thought accountability was the whole story — until the work revealed what actually came first, every time: surrender. Asking for help, before anything else.