There's a moment in The Devils Wear Prada that always stays with me. That movie was when I'm a grew up, but it still lingers until now. Andy is standing in Paris. She looks composed now. Sharp. Capable. She's no longer the girl who didn't fit. She's earned her place. And yet, something in her … Continue reading Who Are You Still Being Loyal To?
Happy New Year. Not the loud, resolution-heavy kind. Just the quiet kind, the one that asks us to notice before we rush forward. I’ve never been good at New Year’s resolutions. Not because I don’t believe in change, but because I don’t believe change needs permission from a calendar. If we truly want to live … Continue reading The Chosen Life (Not Just the One We Live)
I once watched someone get misunderstood in the most ordinary way. No confrontation. No raised voices. Just a comment that landed differently than intended. Nothing happened on the surface. But if you looked closely, you could see the familiar moment arrive, that tiny pause where a person usually decides whether to explain themselves, correct the … Continue reading The Quiet Version of Self-Worth
A few days ago, in one of my coaching sessions, a client sat across from me, looking tired in a way that had nothing to do with sleep. She came in describing what so many of us quietly carry: the overwhelm, the pressure to hold everything together, the sense that life keeps asking for more … Continue reading The Gentle Work of Returning To You
A few weeks ago, I hit up this amazing concert. The lights were flashing, the bass was loud, and everyone was singing along as if we shared a deep connection. The atmosphere was a mix of nostalgia and excitement, making me realize, “Wow, we’re all kind of crazy together right now.” Everyone was loud and … Continue reading The Quiet Art of Knowing Your Worth
