As the year comes to a close, I’ve been looking back on all the moments that shaped me- the big adventures, the quiet wins, the unexpected lessons, and the people and places that made life feel full. Gratitude has been the thread running through every experience, even the hard ones,
Sometimes the biggest turning points in your life don’t feel like big moments when you’re living them. They sneak in quietly. They show up as confusion, burnout, restlessness, or that uncomfortable “something needs to change” feeling. And only when you look back do you realize: Oh… that was me finding
Today I look back at some of my favorite posts involving animals. One of my favorite things when traveling is to fully envelope myself in nature and that includes some of our four legged (and winged) friends. Yay! 🐾 Life As a Dog Mom Where else would I possibly begin
It’s that time again. You know the one where burnout starts to seep in and you feel like you could sleep for days? Tell me I’m not the only one…so, I want to talk about this year so far and a few pieces of growth I’ve gained from it. It’s
As the leaves begin to change, I thought it would be a good time to reflect on some of my favorite posts regarding change in myself. Change can be messy, freeing, painful, or beautiful and sometimes all at once. I’ve written about growth, surrender, and finding peace in the in-between.
Have you ever felt stuck, even when you’re trying to grow? Sometimes we picture the lifestyle we want for our future, but it looks nothing like the lifestyle we’re living now. That gap can feel frustrating and quite frankly even embarrassing, because it forces us to admit that maybe we’re
Gratitude has a way of shifting everything—our perspective, our mood, even the pace of our day. Whenever I feel off-balance, I come back to practices that remind me to notice the small joys and simple gifts all around me. To celebrate that, I’ve rounded up some of my favorite Habitual
Heyyyyyyyy you. Yeah, you with the bag of *healthy* chips. 🤨 I see you, and I feel your pain. For literal decades, I’ve not known enough about nutrition. For years as an adult, I thought I was making healthy choices…only to find out that those choices were masked with pounds
Did you ever wonder why some people wear bright blue eyeshadow and then others come in with just lip gloss? Or why friends or coworkers get on your back about your jewelry one day if it’s feeling *a little extra*? Maybe our stuff has got a better grip on ourselves
As we take a quick break away from a travel post, I’d like to chat with you about something that’s been on my mind recently. The world has evolved into a place where mindfulness matters and feelings are important, and making sense of them all can be a trying process
