I feel a lot. And I feel hard. I’ve always felt deeply. For much of my life, I thought this meant being at the mercy of my emotions, letting them control and define me. When I reacted from my feelings, it means
Amazing events and inspiring people who left lasting impressions.Great loss and the bittersweet beauty of new beginnings.And an endless supply of wonder and awe, woven into the everyday moments. This year, I leaned into and lived this courage work profoundly, felt
Because sometimes you just need to document to remember those holy lunches and the people who love you well
Yesterday, I said out loud, "I feel lost." Today, I’m wondering
Advent asks us to wait, which feels very opposite of how the holiday season feels. Waiting doesn’t mean staying still, though. What if this season, you chose curiosity instead of control? Curiosity opens us to possibility, to wonder, to seeing things differently, especially
Advent teaches us that small acts of courage can create great big ripples. A smile for a stranger. A kind word to someone struggling. A moment of stillness amidst the chaos. These are the quiet acts that change the world, one moment
Advent is about trust—trusting the unfolding, even when we can’t see the whole picture. Trust isn’t easy; it’s a choice we make again and again. What if you trusted the process today? Trusted that you are exactly where you’re meant to be?
