I admittedly have held the bar too low for myself. I settled. I was in relationships that didn’t feel good. I felt insignificant, undervalued, and optional, and that to them my most basic requests were “asking too much.”
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On Releasing Pressure & Work-Life Balance
Some of us put a ridiculous amount of pressure on ourselves. Some of us continued the coaching we received from parents, caregivers, etc. (good or bad) so we’re constantly pushing ourselves to do more, be more, have more, and to do it all perfectly. No wonder so many of us are in (or on theContinue reading “On Releasing Pressure & Work-Life Balance”
The Randomness of Hope
Sometimes you find yourself in an impossible situation. Well, it seems that way. Those moments in our lives can lead to a sense of helplessness and hopelessness. In school, I learned that depression is anger turned inward. Maybe there are external circumstances that have you pissed, but you feel there’s nothing you can do aboutContinue reading “The Randomness of Hope”
The Balance of Being There for Everyone
Day 8 “The Balance of Being There for Everyone” #LIVINGMYTRUTH Share & Let’s Live! #Podcast Series w/ Marlene Dillon Empowerment Specialist Oops… had an ADHD moment and realized at 11:59 CST that I didn’t post the podcast. Giving myself grace. Enjoy. Quick warning: around 7 minutes in I scream, but I’m fine. I’ll explain whatContinue reading “The Balance of Being There for Everyone”
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