• Slow, small steps

    Slow, small steps

    As August ends, the author reflects on her journey toward turning 40, marking a new beginning. After facing numerous struggles, she expresses gratitude for being alive and emphasizes the importance of change in both diet and life. Embracing “slow, small steps,” she finds faith and joy as she moves forward.

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  • The perfect NO.

    The perfect NO.

    The author reflects on applying for a job she felt was divinely intended for her, preparing a strong portfolio and feeling confident during the interview. However, she received a rejection email, leading to disappointment and self-doubt. Ultimately, she found solace in past experiences, realizing that previous rejections had led to significant blessings in her life.…

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  • Home, redefined.

    Home, redefined.

    The author reflects on the true meaning of “home,” discovering that it resides not in physical space but in the love shared with her partner. Through personal healing and therapy, she embraced peace and joy in her relationship. The insight emphasizes the importance of healing before seeking love, encouraging others to realize their worth.

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  • One year later

    One year later

    The author reflects on her transformative year of taking ADHD medication, highlighting significant personal growth and healing. She shares insights on how ADHD affected her relationships, faith, and self-perception. Emphasizing the importance of acknowledging problems for true healing, she encourages others to seek positive changes in their lives and express gratitude for newfound freedom.

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  • Debt & Bankruptcy

    Debt & Bankruptcy

    The author reflects on a personal journey of healing and renewal, emphasizing the importance of seeking a “new heart” from God to release past pain and emotional debts. Through prayer, therapy, and self-love, she is striving to start fresh and embrace new beginnings while encouraging others to surrender her burdens to God for transformation.

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