Hey Reader You know those questions that swirl in your head at 2AM? The ones you’re afraid to ask out loud? The ones that sound like… “How do I stop people-pleasing without losing everyone I care about?” “What if I don’t want to be the strong one anymore?” “Am I crazy for wanting more when everything looks fine?” Yeah. Those. Well, 'Sugg-Jess-tions' has entered the chat, my new weekly advice series where I answer your questions with raw truth, a little sass, and a lot of heart. Here’s how it works:
Here’s the real magic: Your question isn’t just for you. When you share what’s on your heart, you give someone else permission to say, “Wait… me too.” You break the silence. More than just "advice", I am truly looking to deepen our community through brave honesty. So whether you’re asking about boundaries, burnout, people-pleasing, grief, body image, intuition, or figuring out who the hell you are now that everything’s shifted… bring it. Nothing is too weird, too heavy, or too small. And let’s normalize the hard stuff together. Much Love, |
Not your typical love-and-light bullsh*t. Just my subtle (okayyyy, sometimes NOT-so-subtle 😘) way of calling you OUT & calling you BACK to yourself, all while reminding you you're not alone in any of this.
Hey friend, This week’s reflection comes straight from my Sugg-Jess-tion Box: a place where you get to toss in your burning questions, messy thoughts, or the things you wish someone would just talk about already. The question was this: “Is it really possible to hold both heartbreak and healing at the same time?” Here’s the truth: grief and healing don’t happen in neat, clean stages. You don’t finish heartbreak and then move on to healing. Most days, you’re holding both at once. One hand...
There’s a version of you that’s been buried under years of playing nice. Of keeping the peace. Of making yourself smaller just to fit into rooms that couldn’t hold you. You bit your tongue to avoid tension. You quieted your brilliance to make others more comfortable. You told yourself that maybe less of you would be easier to love. But the truth? They still left. Or they stayed and made you question your worth. So here’s your permission slip to stop. Stop diluting your magic.Stop bending to...
This is for the woman who’s done being the “good girl” The one who bites her tongue, makes herself small, and swallows the truth just to keep the peace. If you’re honest… you know that’s you. You’ve been standing on this side of the bridge your whole damn life, looking at the woman you could be on the other side.The one who speaks her mind without flinching.Who says “no” without the apology.Who takes up every inch of space she’s earned. That bridge? It’s not going to cross itself.And every...