I’m heading to Kuala Lumpur for a few days, and I’m bringing- as always- my favorite person with me. Yes, my husband. My truest best friend. The one who knows exactly when I need caffeine, quiet, or space… and somehow always hands me the right one. We’re not running from drama or drowning in crisis. … Continue reading When Life Asks You to Brew a Little Slower
Category: A Good Life
What the Soft Growth Era Actually Looks Like
From My DeskI wrote this a few days after wrapping up my first webinar as a certified life coach. The excitement had settled, the thank-you messages had stopped pinging, and I was left with the quiet that follows a long stretch of effort. It wasn’t the fireworks moment I imagined; it was better. It felt … Continue reading What the Soft Growth Era Actually Looks Like
The Power of Presence: Finding Real Connection in a Distracted World.
I saw them at a café the other day. A couple sitting across from each other, both on their phones. They weren’t arguing or anything dramatic. Just… scrolling. Every few minutes, one of them would smile and say, “Babe, look at this meme.”The other would glance up, laugh politely, then go back to their screen. … Continue reading The Power of Presence: Finding Real Connection in a Distracted World.
The Funny Thing About Purpose
Lately, I'm quite occupied preparing the first Pilot Project, A Good Life Webinar. It's still running. (Wish me luck, guys!). Honestly, sometimes it's kinda of draining my energy. A lot of things to do and think about, specifically and in detail. Actually, it's like the simple, slow-living me versus the extraordinary me who's a productive … Continue reading The Funny Thing About Purpose
The Art of Noticing Each Other Again
Last night, after one of those slow, affectionate nights together, my husband and I ended up talking. The kind of late-night talk that feels honest and easy. He said something that stayed with me. “You know, when our kids still a little…,” he told me, “I rarely saw you the way I used to, as … Continue reading The Art of Noticing Each Other Again





