“On sh*t days sometimes the best thing we can do is learn, recover, and get prepared for tomorrow.” —Marlene Dillon Empowerment Specialist Today was not ideal, but tomorrow does not have to be a repeat. Today happened as it did. I contacted who I needed to contact, met with my therapist, recorded and edited today’sContinue reading “On Sh*t Days”
Tag Archives: self-acceptance
Your Testimony: Thank You, Tabitha Brown!
So I was up thinking about where I am versus where I want to be and someone I admire came to mind…. Thank you, Tabitha Brown. Here’s the backstory… I’ve been putting off sewing this handbag (for myself) for a while. But I need to do it because about a week ago I looked downContinue reading “Your Testimony: Thank You, Tabitha Brown!”
Getting Back to the Me Before You
What I drop their opinion? What if I say, “I don’t care. You don’t know me,” and choose to do what feels right for me? What if I decide that the me I was before I met them was fine? What if their job was to ensure my survival (i.e. basic needs) not to ensureContinue reading “Getting Back to the Me Before You”
Unapologetically Taking a Break
Some roles don’t come with mental health days. You’ve just gotta take ’em. Nobody is going to give you permission or even ask you if you need one. In some roles, they just expect you to keep going and going and going. Today, I said, “Eff that.” I locked my door and got back inContinue reading “Unapologetically Taking a Break”
