What on earth is my life?!
At 27 years old, I should really know what my career is like. Now, I am just about to change it AGAIN. Continue reading What on earth is my life?!
Annoyed? 3 reasons why you should reach out
Are we able to heal rifts as they happen and part amicably, or do we carry resentments with us? Continue reading Annoyed? 3 reasons why you should reach out
Delay gratification, avoid suffering
You do not procrastinate because you’re lazy, but because you prefer the easy.
How do we find beauty in our problems? Continue reading Delay gratification, avoid suffering
The self as what we cannot bear to contain
Who am I? Am I accomplishing all that I am meant to be?
Questions like these are what keep many awake at night. Continue reading The self as what we cannot bear to contain
Why exercise feels dangerous to you
If you feel a natural aversion towards fast-paced exercise, you might be faced with unprocessed emotions. How do we still keep moving? Continue reading Why exercise feels dangerous to you
Failure leads to deeper lessons for me
Why do we forget lessons we have learned already? Why am I intend on making the same mistakes again? A reflection on the knowing that comes with failure. Continue reading Failure leads to deeper lessons for me
Hope is a form of planning
I admire active hope, that first glimmer of knowing that there must be more out there. That if we can dream it, it must be possible to achieve. Continue reading Hope is a form of planning
Is it okay to…? or Trust your intuition!
There’s many asking whether to cut off friendships, break up or limit communication. Why do we rely so much on external validation to follow our heart? Continue reading Is it okay to…? or Trust your intuition!
Here to GET it right, not BE right
This is the mantra of shame researcher Brené Brown. What is the difference between getting it right and being right, and what does it have to do with shame? Continue reading Here to GET it right, not BE right
The lines we draw in us after pain
What if under our idea of self there is a hard line, an abyss we ignore? Once we have encountered trauma, this line is often hard to bypass. Continue reading The lines we draw in us after pain
