Saying, “I want to be here for you—but right now, I need to be here for me too,” isn’t abandonment. It’s honesty. And sometimes, that honesty looks like boundaries. It looks like limited access. It looks like delayed responses, softer availability, and choosing rest without explanation. Because life happens to the strong ones too.

Have you ever been in the middle of making something — hands busy, mind racing — and suddenly felt that pressure creep in? The need for it to be perfect . The quiet frustration when it doesn’t look the way you imagined. The urge to rush, fix, control… or start over completely. I see that moment all the time. It usually happens halfway through a workshop — right around the point when the excitement fades and self-judgment sneaks in. When the creation isn’t what you imagined it

People often tell me, “You’re so calm — it’s almost unsettling.” And they’re not wrong. Chaos can be erupting right in front of me —and...

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I’m still learning is this: when your body is screaming at you, it doesn’t always mean “go lay down.” Sometimes it’s saying, “please, just come home to yourself.” I know we hear it all the time: “Just rest. Take a break. Unplug.” And while that sounds good on a soft Instagram, for some of us—especially those carrying the weight of expectations (truly our own), navigating the pressure to prove ourselves, grief, generational hustle, or chronic over-responsibility—rest doesn’t

"You are not stressed because you are doing too much. You are stressed because you are doing too little of what makes you feel most alive."