Capturing life's smaller moments sometimes acts as its own reminder to put down the phone. Making a small change can really help you hone in on the depth of being mindful. Keep going. You can do it! I believe that making small changes to your daily routine can help in so many ways.

Just a thought I had while pondering late at night. Is forgiveness really necessary? Can you agree to not forgive someone and really be satisfied with that choice?

This is the start of my autobiography. It is Chapter 1 years born-5yrs old. I would be writing more of story in other notes. Please leave comments.

Sadistic psychological abusers weaponize confusion and doubt through calculated "mind games" — gaslighting, provocation, and blame-shifting — to dominate victims without leaving visible scars.

With the covers held hard against my aching fingers, the book never ceases. The writer merely transcribes a world in word-fashion. You have to do the rest. Join me as we transcend the world together.

Tonight's waxing moon phase can help us with putting plans into action, as it is a time for growth and determination. I've also included my own daily tarot card pull and moon spread using my Bumbleberry Hollows deck, a positive affirmation, a couple of journal prompts for you, and I've also included my sources for information and my own journaling and tarot spread I used for tonight's moon phase!

What I plan on doing with my talent(s), and some things about me! I only plan on making this a small gig for cash.

This entry consists of my practices using my sensory details. This entry also has the perfect Ostara jars and Honey Cake.

A short entry about getting new journals, retiring ones that didn't serve a purpose and enjoying the weather.

In this entry, I record notes related to a book that I was reading. The notes discuss stone casting and water divination as a way to use as oracles.

Puddle of Mudd and some weird life. Keeping all my little weirdos in my heart and casting out good wishes to anyone who is going through the motions of life.

Biblically, Grace is saving, sanctifying, sustaining, and serving. Today, I am Grace both given and received. A blooming of uncertainty mixed with the grace given to my past self. Continue Reading.

Most founders get stuck at $20k/month because they are "The Engine." To get to $200k/month, you must become "The Architect." The Scaling Ladder is the 4-step shift in focus you must take to stop working in the business and start working on it.

There was a time when joy came in the form of crayons, paint, and a plastic yellow caddy I wanted more than anything in the world. As a child, art wasn’t just something I enjoyed—it was my escape. In a life that often felt chaotic, creating something beautiful gave me peace. But somewhere between growing up, becoming a mother, surviving hardship, and carrying the weight of “real life,” I quietly let that part of myself slip away. Years turned into decades without me even realizing I had abandoned the one thing that once made me feel whole. Until one day, I found my way back. Reclaiming a childhood passion isn’t just about picking up a hobby again—it’s about rediscovering a piece of yourself you didn’t realize you lost. And sometimes, that return can bring more healing, joy, and peace than you ever expected.

I go through periods of being super inspired to write and even longer periods of massive writer's block. Sometimes I struggle to find ways to deal with it. I'm currently dealing with writer's block while on chapter 21 of my first book.

Everyone else was singing about jet planes, but I was standing in a "Silent Solo." Looking out at my father sitting alone in the gymnasium, I realized some people leave and don't come back. This is the moment the music stopped, and I had to become a sturdy soldier.

Many people believe that being brave means having no fear or worry. That isn't true though. True bravery is when you're absolutely terrified, but do the right thing anyways.

This poem is an expression of my desire to always help others. Even at my own expense. Being a people pleaser is something many people struggle with. It can be difficult, but learning when to put yourself first is an essential skill.

I wrote this poem to express my own personal battle of trying to move on from past pains and trauma. It's never easy, and the pain doesn't always truly go away. However, despite that we can always build something new and better.

If you or someone you know is feeling "inauthentic," it usually manifests in one of these three ways: ​The "Chameleon" Effect: You find yourself shifting your opinions, hobbies, or even your tone of voice depending on who you are talking to, leaving you wondering who you actually are when you're alone. ​Performative Exhaustion: Feeling like life is a series of "posts" or "scenes." You do things because they look right or because they are expected, rather than because they bring you joy. ​The Fear of the "Unfiltered" Self: A deep-seated belief that if people saw the messy, unpolished version of your thoughts, they wouldn't like you. This often leads to heavy "masking." "Knowing is only half the battle; the other half is being"...