Observe, don’t absorb
One of the bravest things I have learned to do this year is detach. I have always been someone who feels
Observe, don’t absorb Read Post »
One of the bravest things I have learned to do this year is detach. I have always been someone who feels
Observe, don’t absorb Read Post »
We’ve been applauded for doing it all. For holding it together. For spinning the plates of work, home, relationships, motherhood,
The Myth of the Strong Woman: When the Juggle Becomes a Cage Read Post »
We all wear many shades throughout our lives, don’t we? Shifting between roles and personas, adapting to the context, and becoming the version of ourselves that best fits the moment. But despite these varying shades, we’re still, at the core, the same person—one unique identity wrapped in layers that reflect our growth, experiences, and the parts we choose to show to the world. Here’s a look into the shades of who I am, different yet all pieces of the same puzzle.
Different Shades, Same Me Read Post »
Embracing time among trees is never wasted,” as wisely stated by Katrina Mayer. In a similar vein, friends can be likened to trees in our lives—providing clarity, offering shelter, and occasionally dropping a leaf on our heads to prompt a reevaluation of our thoughts and perspectives. Just as trees enrich our surroundings, friends contribute to the landscape of our experiences, making every moment spent with them meaningful and growth oriented.
The company we keep helps shape our expressions Read Post »