What the Shore Knows About Love
Sometimes the most profound reframes come from the most unexpected places — a couch, a weekend, a character carrying words her mother left behind. I watched the first season of Off Campus this…
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When the Fog Rolls In: What Creative Blocks are Trying to Tell You
There’s a particular kind of cruelty to creative blocks. They show up when you’ve stretched, when you’ve done the work, when you’re ready — and then they settle right on top of all…
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When the Chariot Stops: The Season After the Leap
My experience about what happens after the leap — and why your slow season might be the most important one yet. There’s a card in the Tarot called the Chariot. If you’re not…
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The Other Side of the Threshold: What Nobody Talks About After You Cross It
I took a leap last week and then felt strangely, unexpectedly awful. Here’s what I learned. People talk a lot about thresholds — what it takes to reach them, what it takes to…
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Out in the World: A Love Letter on Launch Day
Today is a day I will remember for the rest of my life. And I didn’t want to let it pass without writing you a love letter about it. The Day Everything Became…
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She Paid You for Your Courage: What the Tooth Fairy Actually Taught Us About Letting Go
What if one of the most profound lessons about letting go was handed to you in childhood — and you’ve simply forgotten you already know it? I want to tell you something that…
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When Joy Feels Like Chaos: Learning to Become the Eye of the Storm
What if the thing keeping you from what’s coming isn’t fear of failure — but fear of what it feels like when things actually start working? There’s a pattern I’ve noticed in myself…
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Remind Yourself Who You’re Fighting For
What if the most radical act of devotion was simply refusing to forget yourself? I have been watching Matlock — the new series starring Kathy Bates and Skye P. Marshall — and I…
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The Difference Between Waiting and Unfolding
Not every pause is avoidance. Not every season of stillness means you’re stuck. But it does matter that you know which one you’re in, so you can tend to it with intention. There’s…
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You Don’t Have to Have It All Figured Out to Begin
You’re waiting for the version of beginning where the fog has lifted and you finally feel ready. Here’s what’s actually true: that feeling doesn’t come before you begin. It comes from beginning. There’s…
