The Percolate Peace Project
About the Percolate Peace Project - Our Movement for Global Peace
About the Percolate Peace Project
The Percolate Peace Project is a global initiative with a simple, powerful goal:
👉 1,000,000 moments of peace.
Co-founded by Elizabeth Hamilton-Guarino and Katie Eastman, the project is a direct extension of their work in The Peace Guidebook: How to Cultivate Hope, Healing, and Harmony for the Good of Humankind.
At its core is one belief:
🌍 Peace isn’t passive. It’s a personal, powerful, everyday practice.
What This Is
The Percolate Peace Project is a place where people from around the world come together to:
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share a moment of peace
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make a peace promise
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take a simple act of kindness
…and log it.
Because when one moment becomes many, something bigger begins to happen.
Why “Percolate”?
Just like coffee takes time to percolate, peace does too.
It’s not instant.
It builds—through awareness, intention, and daily choices.
This project is about filtering your best self through your life:
One breath.
One choice.
One interaction at a time.
The Mission
To empower individuals, families, and communities to:
🌱 Practice peace daily through simple, real-life actions
💬 Share moments that matter—honest, human, and meaningful
🤝 Connect through positivity and intention
🕊️ Create ripple effects of peace that extend beyond what we can see
How to Participate
Getting involved is simple:
👉 Share a moment of peace, a promise, or an act of kindness
👉 Log it here: https://www.percolatepeace.com/passthepeace
👉 Read and be inspired by others
That’s it.
No perfection.
No pressure.
Just participation.
Why It Matters
We live in a world where people are overwhelmed, disconnected, and searching for something real.
But we also live in a world where:
👉 one moment can shift a mindset
👉 one act of kindness can change a day
👉 one promise can create lasting impact
This project exists to make those moments visible—and to remind us that peace is something we create together.
Join Us
Make your promise.
Share your moment.
Create your ripple.
#peacepromise #percolatepeace #promisepower
Pause.
Breathe.
Choose.
Percolate Peace.
Who We Are
Elizabeth Hamilton-Guarino
Co-Founder
Elizabeth Hamilton-Guarino is the founder of The Best Ever You Network and host of The Best Ever You Show, a top-ranked podcast with over 5 million global downloads. A Master Life Coach and bestselling author, Elizabeth is widely recognized as one of America’s leading voices in personal development, leadership, and mindset transformation.
Through her books, coaching, and global media platform, she has helped individuals and organizations achieve world-class excellence by integrating strategic vision, gratitude-centered leadership, and empowered action. She is the author of The Change Guidebook and The Success Guidebook, and co-author (with Dr. Katie Eastman) of Percolate – Let Your Best Self Filter Through (Hay House) and the The Peace Guidebook. She also co-authored award-winning children’s books with Sally Huss.
A sought-after speaker and media contributor, Elizabeth brings a unique blend of heart, strategy, and soul to everything she does. She and her husband, Peter, split their time between Maine and South Carolina, where they enjoy life with their four adult sons, two dogs, and three beloved rescue cats.
Dr. Katie Eastman
Co-Founder
Dr. Katie Eastman is a nationally respected grief and change expert with over three decades of experience helping people turn heartbreak into healing and trauma into transformation. A psychotherapist, master grief coach, organizational consultant, and cofounder of Recreate Coaching and Counseling, Dr. Katie brings deep emotional insight, spiritual awareness, and practical tools to life’s most profound challenges. Trained in the integration of psychology and spirituality, she infuses every aspect of her work with compassion, presence, and purpose. As coauthor of The Peace Guidebook, Percolate: Let Your Best Self Filter Through, and author of Uplifting: Inspiring Stories of Loss, Change, and Growth, she helps others discover that even in the midst of loss, peace and meaning can rise.
