Saying Goodbye to January: Re-aligning Your Goals
As January draws to a close, it's the perfect time to take a step back and reflect. It's not about giving up on our dreams but about making sure they're achievable.
Thoughts on mental health, personal growth, and finding balance in life.
As January draws to a close, it's the perfect time to take a step back and reflect. It's not about giving up on our dreams but about making sure they're achievable.
Sometimes a relationship feels like the Titanic. It was once grand, full of promise, built to last. But now it's taking on water. When the ship is sinking, you are allowed to choose survival.
Not lavish. Not ridiculous resolutions. Just breath. This year I want to be present, actively busy living, here in the moment.
Still busy with last year's "New Year, New Me"? That's okay. Growth isn't a calendar event. It doesn't arrive neatly on January 1st.
Not Broken. Not Healed. Just... Here. Sometimes healing doesn't feel like progress. It feels like floating.
Feeling lonely during the festive season despite being surrounded by people? This kind of loneliness isn't about being physically alone. It's about feeling emotionally unseen.
Life is full of sounds. Some are just static — the little irritations that don't deserve your energy. Then there's noise that matters — the signals that carry meaning.
We often think of burnout as something that only happens at work—but emotional burnout is just as real. It's what happens when we've been carrying too many feelings for too long.
Thriving doesn't always look like sunshine and success. Sometimes it looks like getting out of bed. Sometimes it's choosing rest over productivity.
Two things can be true at once. You can feel joy and grief in the same breath. You can be deeply grateful and still exhausted.