In a world obsessed with logic, analysis, and rationality, it's easy to ignore our inner voice and intuition. Many of us have been conditioned to prioritize external sources of information and overlook our own inner knowing. However, as we navigate through life, we often find ourselves at a crossroads where external guidance is either insufficient or inadequate. At these times, our intuitive voice becomes our guiding light, leading us toward the truth that we need to hear.

Love is a powerful force that can transform our lives and bring us closer to our true selves. When we learn to love ourselves, we become more accepting, forgiving, and compassionate towards others, and the world around us. As we journey together, let us open our hearts and minds to the beauty of love and embrace it with open arms.

There are moments in life when our strength is tested, requiring us to dig deep and discover what we are truly capable of. As a single mother of two boys, navigating the modern world as a spiritual, artistic, and entrepreneurial woman, I have faced countless challenges that have pushed me to uncover the incredible resilience and resourcefulness within myself. In this journey, I learned to embrace and celebrate my unique gifts as not only a mother but also as an individual. I will share my experiences, revelations, and lessons learned in hopes of inspiring others to embrace their own strength and pave their unique path in life.

n a world full of oppressive forces, it's easy to feel held back and defined by the expectations set by society. But there is a power within every woman that cannot be stopped, no matter how hard the world tries. A fearless woman is unstoppable and undefinable; she creates her own story and refuses to let anyone else write for her. She turns history into her own story, blazing through the world with confidence and determination, refusing to be silenced by those who think they know what she can or cannot do.

The Little Prince is an enchanting story filled with deep wisdom and insight. One quote, in particular, has stayed with me over the years, “Of course, I’ll hurt you. Of course, you’ll hurt me. Of course, we will hurt each other. But this is the very condition of existence. To become spring means accepting the risk of winter. To become present means accepting the risk of absence.” This quote speaks to the fundamental nature of our existence—that it is full of risk and uncertainty, but also possibility and hope.

She is a dangerous woman, the kind that plays with fire. There’s such wilderness in her heart, and so many men have tried to tame her, only to fail. They never understand that the forest within her was sown from the start. In the moonlight alone is her secret revealed—she has the spirit of a wolf that belongs only to herself, to the earth, and to the dark.

When I was younger, I always felt like an outsider. I had a wild spirit and a curious mind that encouraged me to explore the world with an open heart. The idea of living life within four walls seemed unbearable to me, so I often found myself on adventures. Everywhere I went, people would ask why I couldn’t just follow the same rules as everyone else, but something inside of me knew that my path wasn’t meant for taming. It was then that I realized that it is only by embracing our wild and free spirit can we truly find love and fulfillment in this life.

There is something incredibly powerful about the ocean. It’s strong, yet feminine. It never stands still, it’s constantly alive and ever-flowing. For many of us, there is something so inspiring about the ocean that we want to embody its power and grace in our own lives. We want to be like an ocean—strength, and femininity combined with a desire for constant movement and life. So how can we do that? Let’s explore ways to tap into this power within ourselves.

Have you ever felt so present in someone's arms that it brings such a deep joy and peace to your heart? Sometimes, when we think of those moments that were so precious, our eyes may fill with tears. These tears are not necessarily because we miss the person or because we regret something that has happened, but instead they are simply reminders of pure peace.

Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us. We ask ourselves, Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be? You are a child of God. Your playing small does not serve the world.