Welcome to Musings
When I Feel Most Alive!
I’ve been thinking a lot about what it would be like to live life through my senses rather than my mind—to experience the world as it is, rather than as my thoughts interpret it to be.
What If You Followed Your Curiosity?
Have you ever had one of those days (or weeks… or seasons) where everything feels flat? Like you’re staring at the same questions on loop: What’s next? What am I doing? Where’s the spark?
My Journey from Mind to Heart
For most of my life, I navigated through its twists and turns with a mind that was sharp, analytical, and always seeking logic. Decisions were calculated, plans meticulously laid out, and uncertainty often met with skepticism. It was a safe place, my mind—a fortress of reason in a world that seemed chaotic at times.
Let the Fun Begin!
Do you remember those endless summer days spent playing Marco Polo in the pool or Hotter/Colder in the backyard? It turns out those childhood games were teaching us more than just how to have fun—they were giving us a blueprint for making decisions, especially when we don’t have a clear end goal in mind. Let’s take a little trip down memory lane and see how these games can help us navigate life’s choices.
Surrender Gets A Bad Rap
When you hear the word surrender, what comes to mind? For many, it carries the weight of giving up or losing control. But what if surrender could feel like coming home—a gentle invitation to yield to, rather than resist, the natural flow of life?
Who Do You Need to Be???
When life feels full of unanswered questions, we often default to the same one: What do I need to do? It’s such a practical question, isn’t it? A checklist maker. A productivity driver. A way to keep moving forward. But when we only ask what do I need to do, we can miss the deeper truth—transformation doesn’t come from doing more. It comes from becoming more.
Life Is Right Here, Right Now
For years, I lived as if my real life were waiting somewhere else—a future moment where all the pieces fell into place, where I’d finally “arrive.” I chased goals, transformed through personal development, and checked all the right boxes, but the finish line I sought seemed to keep moving.
