Know Your Motives
Hello dears 😊, it’s been a few months since I’ve shared some thoughts on the blog. You know, life gets busy sometimes, and we tend to push things aside that … Continue reading Know Your Motives
Tag: Ego
Paying Extra Attention to What Comes Out of My Mouth
Dears: Watch your mouth! Or should I say, observe your thoughts? Ultimately, what we say is a reflection of how we think. We are powerful beings, capable of shifting perception … Continue reading Paying Extra Attention to What Comes Out of My Mouth
Changing Perspectives
Hello, dears. At the end of the first month of this new decade, I wish you an AH-MAH-ZING decade! Above all, it is my wish for you to allow yourself … Continue reading Changing Perspectives
The Thing About Identity: An Open Note
Hi Y’all, Here I am again. The past few months have helped me recalibrate what strength means to me, and assess why I had an issue with vulnerability. In short, … Continue reading The Thing About Identity: An Open Note
Stories We Create Part 2: Intentionally Manifesting Our Versions of Reality
Part 2 of 2. In “Stories We Create and Live By”, I mentioned how we live by so many narratives, that we oftentimes get lost in the stories we tell. Trying … Continue reading Stories We Create Part 2: Intentionally Manifesting Our Versions of Reality
Book Recommendation: A New Earth by Eckhart Tolle
I’ve been looking forward to writing about this book. See, 300 pages can bring your awareness to a whole new level. I ENJOYED reading this book. It was also a … Continue reading Book Recommendation: A New Earth by Eckhart Tolle
Kind and Opinionated are not Mutually Exclusive
#NoteToSelf 14. I’ve been in enough scenarios with people to realize the following pattern: sometimes people confuse kindness for weakness. Many times I have been told I am a kind … Continue reading Kind and Opinionated are not Mutually Exclusive
Accept What You Can’t Control
#NoteToSelf 10. You can’t control everything. You can’t control how someone reacts to anything you do or say. You can’t control the weather. You can’t control all the decisions institutions … Continue reading Accept What You Can’t Control
