Embark on a reflective journey about the transformative power of self-acceptance. Dive into the intricacies of personal growth, the impact of choices, and the invaluable lessons learned from life's adversities. Discover the strength that emerges from recognizing and embracing one's true self.
As we journey through life, we accumulate wisdom and experiences that shape our perspectives and guide our paths. On the occasion of my 45th birthday, I find myself reflecting upon the invaluable lessons I've learned along the way. Here are ten transformative lessons that have enriched my life and may inspire yours. Choose people and… Continue reading Life’s Transformative Lessons
It's not fine, but it'll be okay. There was something so reassuring and affirming about hearing those words. Countless times throughout the day we are asked how we are and many of us respond automatically with those simple two words, "I'm fine." Or, how many times have we been treated in ways that are the… Continue reading It’s Not Fine, But It’ll Be Okay
Life is full of ups and downs and all the moments in between. We know this, friend. We've reveled in its peaks, suffered in it's lows, and rested in its valleys. Life is a perpetual climb, one in which we're always striving for a destination that we will never reach. We're meant to continually be… Continue reading The Climb
True meaningful connection, I believe - friend - can only happen when people are able to show up as authentic versions of themselves, ready to let go of any sort of need of other to fulfill or satisfy any inner shortcoming or longing.
Don't turn those people meant to be in your life to teach you a lesson turn into a lifetime.
Relationships are deeply personal. What I do want to point out, though, is that not everyone you cross paths with will be for you or you for them and, just maybe, if we try to think of it similar to a tomato we won't try to force it, explain it, or understand it.
Friend, our existence is full of rules - all the shoulds - that never ending list of things that we’re supposed to do, or be, or have. Gradually it begins to make us feel inadequate and lost. As though we’re wading into a pool teaming with razor sharp claws hell-bent on ripping us apart, pulling off all the hopes and dreams, the things seen as insubstantial, thus leaving us feeling small.
Everyone has their own story. The true human experience is full of sorrow, joy, and the boring bits in between. Omit one and you cheat yourself from being made.
