Love Is an Action Word… But So Is Leading Love is an action word. We’ve heard it before. We’ve probably said it. But when you really sit with it—love requires doing. It requires showing up, being intentional, being present, and… Continue reading

(A Growing Woman’s Reflection on Love, Sobriety, and Clarity) There’s a question that’s been sitting with me lately: Who are you? Not the version of you I met. Not the version of you when everything felt soft and easy. Not… Continue reading

Dating is already complicated in this day and age. Add parenting to the equation, and the weight of the decision shifts entirely. You are no longer just choosing a partner—you are discerning an environment, a spirit, and a covering that… Continue reading

Being a mother is hard work. It requires sacrifice—of your time, your energy, and sometimes pieces of dreams you once held tightly. It can mean not allowing yourself to fully fall apart so you can be strong enough to wipe… Continue reading

Good morning, and welcome back. We’re back again for another raw conversation. Before I jump into this, let me give a quick disclaimer: I am not a therapist. I’m not a counselor. I’m simply a woman who has lived life,… Continue reading

Welcome back to the blog.  Listen y’all… today I grew an inch. Yep. I grew a little bit more today, and honestly? It was unexpected. I didn’t even know this was something I’d have to face. I didn’t consider it… Continue reading

Let’s talk about it. Because at some point in your professional life, leadership will fail you. Not might. Will. And when it happens, it hits differently — especially when you care about your work. Especially when you’ve given your time,… Continue reading

We made it through March. March meekness wasn’t just a theme—it was a stretching, a softening, a settling. You leaned in, you asked the hard questions, and you didn’t run from the answers. There was a quiet strength developed in… Continue reading

My feelings are hurt today. Not because of anything anyone did to me—but because of what I’m witnessing. My circle… they’re reflecting. They’re becoming self-aware. They’re doing the hard, uncomfortable work of growing. And as we come to the end… Continue reading

When I was a little girl, my mother and my grandmother would always say the same thing: “Pay attention to your body. Pay attention to the cues your body is giving you.” I nodded like a child does—agreeing without understanding.… Continue reading