Why You Should Go for Your Dreams
Regret is far worse than a setback. How do we truly know what we are capable of if we do not push ourselves?
Wisdom
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Wisdom is one of the most valuable things we can gain—it is ancient, tried-and-true. It learns from the past, looks to others who have walked before us, and possesses a beautiful humility that says, “I don’t have it figured out, but I’m willing to learn.”
When Holiday Gatherings Aren’t So Simple
Here are some tried-and-true ways to pursue peace, even in the chaos.
In the Face of Denial, I Speak With the Voice of Thousands
My silence is calculated and it is not representative of weakness.
How to Flourish During the Holidays Based on Your Enneagram
Know your number? Here’s how to maximize your holiday based on it.
The Problem With Romanticizing the Past
Nostalgia—a sentimental yearning for the past. It’s a strong force that comes to us in waves, causing us to reflect back on our fondest memories, past versions of ourselves and…
How to Embrace the Art of Slow Living
Slow living can include our practical day-to-day lives and work.
Letters to My Younger Self: The 16-Year-Old Who Believes the Lies of ‘Less Than’
You are not beautiful despite the color of your skin. You are beautiful in light of it.
What I Learned From a Decade of Grief
Time passes, and grief shifts. More than heal, you acclimate.
The Beauty in Brokenness
We must learn to show ourselves grace in loss, grace in the hard moments.
On Living Without Regrets
I began researching the answer to the question, “What do people regret most when faced with death?” and what I found challenged me to live differently. More bravely.
Why We Must Learn to Fight for Rest
No matter how high capacity I may think I am, I am human. I need rest and respite as much as I need water. Rest is not an option— it is the lifeline for overall health.
