You live most of your life inside your head. Not in your house. Not in your car. Not in your office. Not even in your phone. Inside your head. That’s where the real “you” spends most of the time—thinking, replaying, planning, worrying, judging, hoping, regretting, imagining, comparing, daydreaming… all of it. And honestly, when youContinue reading “Make Your Mind a Home You Actually Want to Live In”
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Between Fresh Starts and Soft Landings
Mornings feel like permission. Permission to begin again, to believe that whatever happened yesterday doesn’t get a full vote today. There’s something quietly powerful about that first stretch, the first sip of coffee, the first moment you realize the day hasn’t asked anything of you yet. It’s a clean page, even if your mind isContinue reading “Between Fresh Starts and Soft Landings”
Still Early. Still Becoming. Still Yours.
There’s a quiet kind of power in realizing that the voice in your head is not always telling the truth. Especially the one that whispers limits. The one that says you’re late, behind, not ready, not capable enough. That voice sounds convincing because it’s familiar, not because it’s right. You are more than you thinkContinue reading “Still Early. Still Becoming. Still Yours.”
The Gifts That Don’t Need Wrapping
Around Christmas, everything feels wrapped in something. Boxes stack up under trees, paper crinkles, ribbons curl, and we try to guess what’s inside before it’s time. There’s a special kind of joy in giving and receiving gifts this season, in watching faces light up and sharing in that small moment of surprise. But somewhere betweenContinue reading “The Gifts That Don’t Need Wrapping”
Still Standing, Even When It Drizzles
There’s a quiet confidence that comes from having lived through enough hard seasons. Not the loud, chest-thumping kind. The kind that settles into your bones. The kind that changes how you react when life throws something small but annoying your way. Because when you’ve survived real storms, raindrops don’t get the same reaction anymore. StormsContinue reading “Still Standing, Even When It Drizzles”
A Hope That Doesn’t Wait for Perfect
Somewhere along the way, most of us are taught to hold our breath for the “better.” A better season, a better break, a better answer, a better streak of luck. We convince ourselves that once life calms down, once the chaos settles, once things finally make sense, then we can start living. Then we canContinue reading “A Hope That Doesn’t Wait for Perfect”
The Heart That Keeps Going On
Some truths don’t announce themselves with fireworks — they just sit quietly in the corner of your life, waiting for you to notice them. One of those truths is this: you’ve made it through more than you admit out loud, and somehow your heart still leans toward hope instead of fear. That alone already saysContinue reading “The Heart That Keeps Going On”
Borrowed Moments
Life has a way of reminding us that nothing stays still for long. Feelings shift, people drift in and out, and the situations we swear are permanent somehow soften, crack, or dissolve into something new. It’s easy to forget that when you’re in the thick of it—when a tough moment feels endless or when aContinue reading “Borrowed Moments”
The Strongest People
We grow up thinking strength is about holding everything together with steady hands and a stiff spine. We’re taught that the toughest people are the ones who never crack, never cry, never let their knees hit the ground. But life has a way of rewiring that definition. It breaks through the armor in the placesContinue reading “The Strongest People”
The One Who Survived
We talk a lot about growth, success, and becoming the best version of ourselves. But somewhere in that pursuit, we forget the version of us that barely made it through. The one who held it together when everything was falling apart. The one who got out of bed when it felt impossible. The one whoContinue reading “The One Who Survived”
Kenrick Vaz 