Welcome to Musings
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.
Stop Living Your Life By #Hashtags
We’ve all seen them: the catchy, feel-good phrases splashed across Instagram, printed on t-shirts, or thrown around in casual conversation. “Cut out toxic people.” “Do only what brings you joy.” “Good vibes only.” They sound empowering—and sometimes, they really are. But life doesn’t always fit neatly into these soundbites.
What Might This Experience Unlock for You?
A quiet moment of clarity can unlock a decision you’ve been hesitating on. A new connection might be the missing piece for the next step in your journey. Even a brief encounter with a horse (as I’ve seen time and again) can open a deeper understanding of your truth.
When We Crave Simplicity, We Are After Life
For so long, I equated simplicity with ease—less to manage, fewer responsibilities, a lighter load. And while that’s part of it, I now see that true simplicity isn’t about escaping effort; it’s about stripping away what isn’t life-giving. It’s about shedding the noise, the obligations, and the stories that keep me from the pulse of what really matters.
Showing Off My Wild
Wild isn’t about being out of control—it’s about coming home to yourself. It’s the deep, quiet knowing that exists beneath all the noise, the part of you that was never lost, only buried.
