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There’s a version of you that people rely on. The one who keeps the peace. And for a long time, that version of you probably felt like something to be proud of....until it didn’t. You probably started noticing how tired you feel after being around people. Or often you say yes when you mean no. How quickly you override your own needs just to keep the peace. And somewhere along the way, you stopped asking what you need, because you got really good at ignoring them. You learned that being a "good" person meant being a manageable one. And now you’re carrying that everywhere. This isn’t just a habit... and this is NOT just "who you are". It’s a pattern your body has learned to rely on because it feels safer to stay agreeable than to risk being misunderstood, disappointing someone, or creating tension. So you keep choosing it, even when it costs you. Pay attention to the moments where your immediate response is yes. Not the obvious ones... the subtle ones. The ones where you feel that quick internal hesitation and then override it. Because that’s where it starts. Hard questions I had to ask myself looked like: Because you can’t change a pattern you’re not willing to see clearly. And you don’t need to become a completely different person overnight... the real change happens in the PAUSE. My hope is that in this awareness, you stop abandoning yourself in the name of being a “good one.” This is the kind of work we do in "Victim to Villain", my three part series of survival mode to to self-led power. This Series is for You If: ✔️ You always feel like you’re carrying too much but don’t know how to put it down. ✔️ You struggle with boundaries, saying no, or standing in your own truth. ✔️ You feel the exhaustion of constantly pushing through and are ready to tune in instead. ✔️ You know there’s more for you, but you need a push to claim it. ✔️ You're looking for other women to go this journey with. We begin May 17th at Tea & Tarot in Clinton, CT.
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There are seasons in life where things feel steady, and some where everything feels like it’s moving at once... A relationship changes.Your work doesn’t feel the same.You’re questioning things you used to feel sure about. Sometimes it’s obvious, but other times, it’s harder to name. You just wake up one day and think, “I don’t think this fits me anymore.” Those moments can feel unsettling. This moment came to me after I gave my TEDx talk in February, and it actually shook me to my core....
*GIRL*.... I couldn't make this up if I tried. Unsure where you land on the subject, but this show has kinda taken a shape of it's own. While some like to refer to it as a cult (aka: me, LOL), I have genuinely been changed by a show about two gay hockey players. I’ve been taking this time to unpack shame in a very personal, “where does this still live in me?” kind of way. And what’s been surprising is how subtle it can be. It doesn’t always show up as something loud or obvious, like physical...
Hey hey Reader, With everything that comes with this time of year, I’ve been thinking a lot about what Easter actually represents beyond the surface. Not the holiday itself, not the traditions, not even whether you celebrate it or not. The idea underneath it of growth & renewal. But growth doesn’t usually look the way we think it will. It’s not always this beautiful, blooming moment where everything suddenly makes sense. A lot of the time, it looks like uncertainty, questioning yourself &...