

Steady: My Word of the Year for Sustainable Growth and Intentional Living
A Different Kind of Strength For years, I thought growth had to be loud to be real. Big goals. Big leaps. Big transformation. The kind of change that turns heads and fills highlight reels. As life has layered itself with motherhood, my career, healing, creativity, and responsibilities— I’ve learned something quieter and far more powerful...that real change happens steadily. Not rushed. Not chaotic. Not driven by pressure or perfection. Steady is what builds trust in yourself.


A Post-Thanksgiving Reflection: Grateful for the Struggle, the Shift, and the Blessings Born From Both
If you had told me a year ago that I would be standing here—stronger, clearer, and more myself than I’ve ever been—I’m not sure I would’ve believed you. This past year pushed on every tender part of my life. It cracked open things I wasn’t ready to face, rerouted plans I thought were settled, and stretched me in ways I didn’t expect. And yet… it became the most transformative year of my life. Now that Thanksgiving has passed and the world feels just a little quieter, I’ve had


Mindful Halloween for Women: Embrace the Magic and the Chaos
Halloween is more than candy and costumes — it’s a season of transformation. As women, we often wear invisible masks every day, juggling motherhood, work, and self-discovery. This year, take a breath and rediscover your own magic. Whether you’re carving pumpkins or carving out quiet time, let Halloween remind you of your power to let go, play, and grow.


Immune-Boosting Foods to Add to Your Diet This Fall
As the air turns crisp and the days get shorter, fall brings with it more than just cozy sweaters and pumpkin spice everything—it also signals the start of cold and flu season. That’s why it’s the perfect time to give your immune system a little extra love. While no single food is a magic shield against getting sick, what you eat every day plays a big role in keeping your body strong and ready to fight off whatever’s going around. Here are some immune-boosting foods to sprink


Chapter 45: Lessons Learned, Chapter 46: Stories Yet to Be Written
It’s hard to believe it’s already been a little over a month since turning 46. On the eve of my birthday, I sat in the...


The Courage to Love Again: Imperfect, Real, and Worth It
I used to believe my scars made me unworthy of love. That being hurt meant closing off my heart for good. But the truth? Scars don’t make you broken—they make you brave.
The courage to love again isn’t about forgetting the past—it’s about refusing to let it define your future. Love doesn’t have to be perfect to be worth it. It can be messy, imperfect, real…and still deeply beautiful. So here’s to opening your heart again, slowly, tenderly, and on your own terms.


Back to Business: Reclaiming Your Drive After a Summer of Chaos
Fall feels like a “new year” at work—re-energizing your goals after summer.


Letting Go, Holding On: The Emotional Rollercoaster of College Send-Offs
It’s been a week since my daughter moved into her home away from home. The first day she was gone, I thought I was doing ok—keeping...


The Power of Advocacy: Why You Must Be Your Own Champion in Your Health Journey
For years, I knew something wasn’t right in my body, but no one could give me answers. Countless appointments, tests, and specialists left m


Why Relationships Are Like DIY Projects: Messy, Hard Work, and Absolutely Worth It
Relationships — like DIY projects — are often messy, complicated, and leave you wondering at times if you’re in over your head. But when you love someone — truly, deeply — the idea of quitting becomes unthinkable. Why, because that person isn’t just your partner — they’re your best friend, your teammate, your home.




















