My favourite mornings are the quiet ones – tea in hand, slow and gentle. Soft rituals remind me I’m allowed to move at my own pace.
Main Character Energy Isn’t About Looks
Main character energy is not about how you look – it is about how you feel in your own life. Let’s talk about real confidence.
Podcast Ep03: You Made a Mistake, Not a Legacy
I used to carry my past like a warning sign. But mistakes aren’t legacies – they’re lessons. And they don’t define who we become.
That Glass of Wine is Not Self-Care
I used to think a glass of wine was self-care. But it’s not – it’s just a habit. Let’s talk about real self-care, not just coping.
Healing After Divorce and Rebuilding Yourself with Love
Divorce shattered me, but I rebuilt myself with intention. Healing takes time, but you can create a life that truly feels like yours.
Sometimes, You Just Need to Run Away
Sometimes, I just want to run away. Not in a reckless way, but in a way that lets me breathe, reset, and figure out what truly matters.
You Don’t Need a New Life – You Just Need a New Perspective
I used to think I needed a completely new life, but I realised what I really needed was a fresh perspective on the one I already have.
25 Ways to Romanticise Your Life
I have found that small, intentional moments can make life feel beautiful. Here are 25 ways I romanticise my daily routine.
Healing is Boring – And That’s a Good Thing
Healing is not dramatic or exciting – it is slow, steady, and honestly a bit boring. But that is exactly why it works.
Your Next Glow-Up Has Nothing to Do With Your Appearance
The real glow-up isn’t about looks – it’s about mindset, energy, and self-worth. Here’s why your next transformation starts within.
The Benefits of Spending Time Alone and Enjoying Solitude
I used to think solitude meant loneliness, but I’ve learned it’s a gift. Here’s why spending time alone is powerful and fulfilling.
Romanticising Your Life is the Ultimate Act of Rebellion
Romanticising my life isn’t about luxury – it’s about defying expectations and finding beauty in the small, everyday moments.
