Sometimes there's a pile of receipts on your table, your bed is unmade and there's a vibrator in your sink...at least that's how my life looks when my shit is not together. Allow me to share my frustrations with you about the particular event t
A lesson I'm constantly being reminded of is that duality and the sense of separation we experience from pretty much anything is not the truth. The truth is that we're all connected to everything.
I learned a good bit about the Catholic church when I was younger, but today, I have found solace in another church that more closely reflects my values. And what a gift it is.
There’s a lot of stuff in this life that we can observe, but have you ever been an observer of your thoughts and your relationships? I've found that there’s a lot to be learned from both.
Many of us fear what we know as rejection, myself included. In this episode, I'll share with you what has helped me reframe this fear and how I'll be applying what I've learned.
I know your parents might've taught you to not talk to strangers. But you're an adult now and I'm here to tell you, it's okay to engage with people you don't know in an intentional way. It may just change your life in the best way.
There are far too many amazing things to do in this world and not enough time to do them, at least that's how I feel a lot of the time. How am I supposed to do all of the things I want without exhausting myself? Time management, that's how.
I'm still learning to trust the feeling when something doesn't feel quite right. I'm happy to report that now I have an example of a successful experience with feeling out of and completely in alignment.
*Trigger Warning* In this episode, I share my personal experience with sexual assault/rape and how I've handled the emotional fallout. The first time dates back to 2009 when I was 17-years-old.
Happy belated Mother's Day! In this episode, I touch upon my relationship with my mom and discuss a book I've found to be very healing when it comes to said relationship.
Are you avoiding sharing your passion with the world because of a fear that just won't to go away? I was. Listen in as I talk about getting brave and facing fears.
I break down what it means to be humble and identify why this trait is necessary to be our most authentic selves. I also suggest how you too can improve your humility.
Are you familiar with toxic productivity? One of many cultural norms, the mentality of staying busy is something I struggle with even today. In this episode, I share my experience with the aforementioned and how it's taken time to navigate to a
Reflecting on last week's episode about how to love our self, had me revisiting notes about my definition of unconditional love. I'd like to share those with you now.
For a long time, I thought I knew what "self-love" was. I mean it's obvious, right? Here's a list of 30 that give more detail to what self-love really is, according to "What the Heck is Self-Love Anyway?" by Jonathon Aslay.
Making new friends can be challenging especially in adulthood. Here's some of my experience in a post-pandemic world and what I've learned about how to make new authentic friendships.
This is my formal apology for falling off the face of the earth. I was a bit distracted, but I'm back. And my book, The Sober Poet, is almost published.
I've seen t-shirts that say "Grateful AF" and I'm just grateful I can can identify with the people who choose to advertise that. This is how to get a gratitude practice and how it can change your life.