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Habits vs Identity
I’ve often found myself caught in the whirlwind of habit trends. You know the ones—morning routines that promise productivity, meal plans that guarantee health, workout schedules that pledge fitness. They always sound so enticing, like the secret formula to a better life. Yet, despite my best intentions, I often struggle to stick with them.
Living In Circle
This circular mindset isn’t about passivity or lack of ambition; it’s about passion for today. It’s about savoring each step, trusting that things will happen in their own time, when they are meant to. It’s about finding joy in the process, whether that’s in our work, our relationships, or our personal growth.
Permission To Be Lazy
As summer winds down, I’ve been reflecting on the past few months and how I just didn’t feel the drive to continue my usual work pace. This summer, I gave myself permission to lean into a state of unproductivity—a choice that often felt at odds with the constant push to always be “doing.”
Be Your Own Muse
It’s easy to get caught up in seeking inspiration outside of ourselves, searching for that perfect quote, that right piece of advice, or even that one person who seems to have it all figured out. But the truth is, no one knows your story, your dreams, or your heart better than you do.
Life’s Trade Offs
In a world that constantly pushes us to achieve more, be more, and do more, it’s easy to get swept up in the current. We’re conditioned to believe that success is measured by how busy we are, how many boxes we tick off our to-do lists, and how much we accumulate—whether it’s accolades, possessions, or experiences.
What’s Your Story
I recently attended a retreat where one of the presenters shared the idea that, as women, we often give our stories away. This statement immediately struck a chord with me, as I found myself resonating deeply with the concept.
My Self-Knowing Era
By shifting my focus from self-improvement to self-discovery, I realized that instead of constantly seeking to improve, I could dive deeper into understanding and embracing my true self. It was time to use my self-development as a foundation for self-discovery and self-knowledge.
