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    Grief,  The Kitchen Sink

    If My Mom We’re Still Here, I’d Want Her To Know I’m Okay

    As much as we believe we cannot endure, we do. It can be hard to get back up, but get back up we do. The challenges we experience in life don’t have to remain heavy or oppressive. They can be the foundation on which we build our resilience, tenacity, and unwillingness to sit in the shadows of our sorrow or pain.

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    Savor the little things in life – letters from my father.

    September 26, 2019
  • Identity,  The Kitchen Sink

    Sprint Towards Your Dreams! I’ll Meet You At The Finish Line.

    To ignore our fears when faced with an actual danger is inadvisable at best. But it's a different thing entirely when we allow countless what if's to dictate what dreams we reach for. On some level, we know this. Otherwise, our dreams, some of which we've held onto since childhood, would simply leave us alone.

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    The stork symbolizes birth.

    It’s My Birth Mom’s Fault. But It’s My Responsibility.

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    Write Your Manifesto

    How Will You Come Out The Other Side? A Manifesto.

    June 11, 2020
    Two paths in the woods

    You Get To Choose Your Own Ending

    September 2, 2021
  • Mental Health,  The Kitchen Sink

    How To Deal With Our Emotions When They Hijack Our Joy

    Everything we see when we're in a funk is negative. It doesn't matter if we're literally standing in a meadow of bunnies hopping through wildflowers. We'll see the gnats swirling around our heads and the hot sun beating down on our brows. The truth is that our understanding of reality is filtered through our emotions. How we feel at any given moment determines how we view the world. When our feelings change, so too do our mindsets.

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    The Most Difficult Relationship In My Life (Part 1)

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    Put On Your Pants

    In Times Of Uncertainty, Put On Your Pants!

    April 10, 2020

    On Asking For Permission & Taking What’s Rightfully Yours

    January 26, 2023
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