I woke with a sense of overwhelm–it’s weight suffocating me like a gorilla sitting on my chest. My first thought: I have so much to do, so much I need to accomplish, more than I can ever get done in a day. I felt the urgency to busy myself, starting the day in a frenzy, […]
Hustle Culture and The Fear of Slowing Down Read More »
Uncomfortable Shoes to Fill Have you heard of abundance blocks before? It’s the idea that ridiculously simple but hidden thoughts can quietly hold us back from what we say we want. As strange as it sounds, shoes were an abundance block for me. The epiphany hit me in therapy last week—naturally, but not because my
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Self-improvement Obsession I used to be really into the manifesting mindset. Maybe you’ve heard of the idea: if you just change your thoughts, you can attract anything—perfect partners, your dream car, abundant cash. I’m not here to debunk the law of attraction, but let’s just say it wasn’t working for me, even though I was
The Choice I Swore I’d Never Make and Why It Changed Everything Read More »
Here and There It feels as if this is all of life: That we rush out to “there,” rather than being “here,” because somehow we are afraid of losing what is “here” if we’re not focused on “there.” Yet when we focus on “there,” we have already lost “here.” At the beginning of this year, I did a rune reading
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The Reverse Midlife Crisis That Changed Everything Around my 40th birthday, I had what I can only call a reverse midlife crisis. I woke up one day and realized I was living a life I never actually chose. At the tender age of 20, I had made one misaligned decision after another, reacting instead of
Ditching the Grind: The Unexpected Path to Doubling My Income Read More »
It’s Mother’s Day 2025, and the social media posts I appreciate most are the ones that acknowledge how complex this day can be for those who have mothers, are mothers, wanted to be mothers, never wanted to be mothers, or lost their mothers. In other words… everyone I know. I have a mother I cherished,
Rewriting the Motherhood Memo: What I Gave My Children When I Finally Chose Myself Read More »
This morning I woke up. Sun was spilling through my open window and I could here the birds loud and clear. I quickly realized that my plans to wake up at 5am and get crack’n were already foiled. I immediately started to feel frustrated and overwhelmed as I remembered all that I wanted to accomplish
I Missed My Alarm, But Not the Miracle Read More »