Love That Endures, Loss That Shapes
I read a quote recently from F Scott Fitzgerald. If the name is not familiar, don’t worry, you are not alone. I hadn’t heard of him either, though I did ...
The Ripple Effect of our Choices
It’s sometimes hard to imagine – or even remember what life must have been like 100 or 150 years ago, before the age of technology. This thought was prompted by ...
Gaslighting – The Quiet Unravelling of Truth
Last week, we touched on living with awareness and noticing when something feels off. The inner knowing you feel when you are so sure about something, yet the person you ...
The Courage to be Awake
Life is short. We get one shot at it this time around, and none of us know when our time is up. It could be tomorrow, or it could be ...
What Really Matters
What’s most important in your life is not what others tell you, but what you decide matters most. Each decision, whether big or small, leaves an imprint and shapes who ...
Finding Happiness through Growth, Values, & Service
An inevitable part of life is change, and every single one of us will experience it regularly. Some changes are subtle and go unnoticed, while others happen so quickly and ...
The Love That is Born in the Fire
There is a kind of love that doesn’t arrive in the easy seasons of life and through the usual channels. This love is not born in comfort or a romantic ...
The Wake-Up Call That Changed My Perspective
I used to have a saying: “I could wake up dead tomorrow.” It was my way of expressing the fear of not getting things done, of missed opportunities because my ...
Becoming Through Change
It’s been a while since I wrote a post, and if you ask me why the gap, and why I am here again today, I can honestly reply in a ...
Embracing The Cracks – Kintsugi and the Beauty in Grief
Kintsukuroi or Kintsugi is the Japanese art of mending broken pottery with a special kind of lacquer that often includes powdered gold. Once broken into many shards, a plate or ...