Let’s reword our sentences with the word and see the impact of allowing multiple things to be true. Two things can exist at the same time.
Recognizing social pressures helps you make your own choices instead of choices made for you by unconsciously conforming.
Indiana Jones has endured as a fictional character due to his persistence and ability to adapt to adversity.
This act served as a catalyst to begin shifting my mindset to feel differently about things beyond my control.
We need to talk about our experience with miscarriage. We need to talk to help end the stigma so that other women feel less alone.
Self-sabotage can happen in very subtle ways, and they can be hard to recognize. So how do we overcome these behaviors?
Grief is like glitter. You never know when grief is going to show up. So, what can we do when grief comes back?
Finding yourself isn’t about searching externally—it’s about unlearning, rediscovering, and returning to who you truly are beneath the layers of influence.
When life is busy and full, but friendships are an important part of life...how do we juggle it? How do we stay close and connected?
Any time we walk into something that is more ambiguous, we want to have some anchor points, things we can come back to.
While there are things that we genuinely do need to apologize for, there are other things that don’t, and should never, require an apology.
The quality of our relationships determines the quality of our lives. We can get into cycles that are extremely challenging to see.
