Posts

All Along, The Power Was Free

Image
  The weirdest thing I’ve learned about myself lately is that I am. Just like that — I am. I’m realizing I have the power to shake some shit up here. To bend my own reality. I am whatever I decide to be. And in any moment, that’s the decision I get to make. I’m learning that everything of true value to me… is free. I was played. I’ve been lied to. My fulfillment — the kind that touches my spirit, not just my ego — doesn’t come with a price tag. I can change my entire day just by changing my breathing pattern. I can shift my thoughts by meditating, by spending time with God. I can return to my childlike joy just by playing with my puppy. I can align my spine by sleeping on the floor, not the $300 bed that reminds me every morning — as I crawl out of it — that I must’ve slept on a pea under the mattress. Stillness comes with a cost too. But not like the cost of moving too much, too soon. I’m here. I’ve been here, for what feels like a while now. And though I still...

Rediscovering Purpose: A Journey to Fulfillment in Christ as a Woman in Her 30s

Image
Life in my 30s has felt like a turning point. As a single woman committed to walking in faith, these years have been both a challenge and an opportunity to redefine and re-center my life in Christ. Every day, I’m learning that true fulfillment isn’t about checking off external milestones but about a deep, quiet, and powerful internal journey toward purpose, joy, and self-acceptance in God’s presence. In a world that often pushes women to meet certain societal expectations—marriage, children, career success—I’ve come to understand that there’s no single timeline for what a fulfilling life should look like. My relationship with God is guiding me toward a greater version of myself each day, reminding me that I am wonderfully made, complete, and whole as I am. In the stillness of prayer and reflection, I find clarity, strength, and joy that go far beyond the world’s expectations. This journey doesn’t mean I’m abandoning dreams of love, family, or success, but rather reframing them within m...