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Love well.
Been reminding myself of some of my own teaches a lot lately. Things like: Your perception of my story does not change my truth. Our reactions are more about us than anything or anyone else. How we treat people is more a reflection
Boundaries don’t disconnect; they preserve
Not every space we walk into or must exist in will be safe and brave enough for us to bring our full, authentic selves. Not every space has earned the right to see all of who we are. This truth
Embrace the journey
Knowing that someone is doing their best (because they are, I promise), having grace for their efforts, understanding for the how come, and realizing it still isn’t enough for you is one of the hardest yet most freeing places to
How do we be accountable to ourselves?
Absolutely loved this conversation with this incredible community of women leaders. Thank you Facilisgroup for having me!
Boundaries to preserve.
I live with boundaries to preserve my well-being. Not guarded to self-protect. Rather, boundaried to preserve. One of the boundaries I have implemented lately to preserve my heart is to stop reading the comment sections on social media. It is turning out to be
One of my favorites: Empathy.
I must know and recognize emotions within me to see them and know them within you. To be in it with you.
The lens to understand.
The more clarity I gain on my own values, the more clarity I see in those I love and work with walking in their values, the more we all choose to walk in our values and seek to understand one
People can change.
When we choose not to forgive, to hold onto an old narrative, or to allow hurt to define the relationship, we hinder our ability to see the potential for change in others.
What boundaries do you need in place to love well?
What boundaries do you need to have in place to love well?
