Everything Scares Me, But I’m Still Brave

What fears have you overcome and how? I have a relevant post I’ve written on facing your fears before I begin here, so check it out if you please! I used to be completely controlled by fear. I would lie in bed at night having panic attacks thinking of all the random things that couldContinue reading “Everything Scares Me, But I’m Still Brave”

Gratefulness

Describe one simple thing you do that brings joy to your life. I am very grateful, at least that’s the way I try to be. One of the key elements of being happy and inviting joy into your life is to practice gratefulness. Instead of letting myself be angry when my daughter won’t listen, IContinue reading “Gratefulness”

The Greatest Job of My Life

What jobs have you had? I’ve never had any jobs worth talking about in the sense of making money. Only minimum wage or slightly above minimum wage gigs that made me feel like a soulless worker drone and lasted mere months. My job currently is that of a stay at home mother to two beautifulContinue reading “The Greatest Job of My Life”

Trimming the Fat: From Christian, to Anti-Theist, to Who I Am

Do you practice religion? The short answer is no, although I consider myself spiritual. However, I think whoever actually bothers to click on this may be more interested in the long answer. So if that is you, hello! Thank you for joining me. Religion and I are very well-acquainted. I grew up going to churchContinue reading “Trimming the Fat: From Christian, to Anti-Theist, to Who I Am”

Balancing Humility and Pride

What are you good at? This is a hard question for me to answer, to be honest. Not because I don’t think I’m good at anything, but because it requires me to be vulnerable. Which, I’ve come to realize, is that shadowy abyss I must venture into in order to become the best version ofContinue reading “Balancing Humility and Pride”

The Land of Should: A Common Trap on the Journey to Happiness

I’ve spent my life observing. Observing myself, observing other people. All very interesting to me. Something I’ve observed is the tendency many of us have to become trapped in a place I call “The Land of Should.” “The Land of Should” is a fantastical place. It entices us with promises of happiness and abundance, ifContinue reading “The Land of Should: A Common Trap on the Journey to Happiness”