Blog #50 I Some truths land like a whisper. Others shake your whole life. These 10 truths? They’ll crack you open and change everything—from how you heal to how you trust yourself.

Blog # 48 I By the time I was getting divorced, I no longer recognized the man I was leaving—nor did I know who the woman in the mirror was. I had no idea where I was going, but I knew I couldn't stay trapped in a life that had drained me of my sparkle and shine.

Blog # 40 I Sweet one, why do you keep doubting what you have been sent here to do? When you are finally ready, the abundance awaiting you will require only one thing: your willingness to receive.

Blog #39 I What do I actually want in a relationship? That question sat with me longer than I expected. After years of navigating expectations, mixed signals, and societal norms, I realized I wasn’t looking for a fairy tale—I was looking for clarity, depth, and authenticity. Here’s what that means for me.

Blog #34 I Sometimes, "if he wanted to, he would" isn't just a reminder to avoid excuses but also proof that you're worthy of being a priority. When someone shows you they care, it changes everything.

Blog # 27 I Can I make a habit of starting every day with 20 minutes of writing to uncover what needs love and attention? These raw reflections explore love, identity, and gratitude for the people who shape our journeys.

Blog #21 I I used sex as a means of validation, a cycle that kept me trapped in shame and unworthiness for years. Healing came when I faced my truth and rewrote the false narratives that had defined my life.

Blog #16 I When you've been told one story about yourself your entire life, it’s hard to believe you have the power to rewrite it. But I did. And in doing so, I built a life that finally feels like mine.

Blog # 9 I This is the story of why I let my nine-year-old daughter move out of state—and away from me. Why I allowed it. And the backlash that followed.

Blog #4 I I spent my life living for others — until one voice message changed everything. This is the night I chose myself, even though it meant being the asshole.