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Don’t Be Disappointed — That’s Called Discernment

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MEDITATE Settle your spirit. Settle your expectations. Settle the story you told yourself about how this moment was supposed to unfold. Not everything that shifts is a setback. Not everything that pauses is punishment. Sometimes the quiet you feel is God clearing the noise so you can finally... Read More.

Well Wishes Until I See You Again

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Some women don’t just leave — they rise. They don’t just relocate — they recalibrate. They move like water: fluid, intentional, unstoppable. You remind me of that. Of a mermaid who knows her depth. Of a woman who swims with sharks and still keeps her shimmer. Of someone who doesn’t... Read More.

Praised Image, Overexposed Reflection

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A praised image is easy to build. You dress it, pose it, accessorize it, and let the world applaud it. Because applause feels like acceptance, and acceptance feels like identity. I knew how to create an image that looked whole, polished, and put together.... Read More.

Becoming the Woman you Prayed For

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There comes a moment in every woman’s life when she realizes that the version of herself she’s been surviving as… is not the woman she’s been praying to become. It’s a holy tension — that space between who you were, who you pretended to... Read More.

The Fear of Success

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Success sounds like something everyone should want—something we should run toward with open arms and a grateful heart. But the truth many people never admit out loud is this: sometimes it’s not failure we fear… it’s success. Success demands something from us. It stretches us.... Read More.

Celebrating Life: Choosing Joy on Purpose

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  Life doesn’t always hand us perfect moments — but it does hand us opportunities. Opportunities to breathe deeper, to see clearer, to rise stronger, and to celebrate the gift of simply being here. Every sunrise is a reminder that God is still writing, still... Read More.

Merge Right, Take the Next Exit

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  Life has a way of spinning us in circles. Not because we’re lost, but because we’re being shown the same lesson from every angle until we finally decide to exit differently. For years, I thought the repetition meant failure. I thought the delays meant denial.... Read More.

Practice What You Preach

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We live in a world overflowing with words — advice, opinions, encouragement, and instruction coming from every direction. It’s easy to tell someone to stay strong, trust the process, or hold their boundaries. But the real test isn’t in what we say. Words without action... Read More.

Don’t leave before the miracle

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  With the new year rolling right along, it’s easy to get restless, to want quick results, or to walk away when the process feels slow. But persistence is faith in motion. Every seed planted in patience is already working beneath the surface, even when... Read More.

Christmas Comes Softly

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Christmas comes softly, not in the rush of the season, but in the hush between heartbeats where memory warms its hands. It comes in the glow of a porch light waiting for someone you love, in the laughter that fills the doorway, in the peace that settles like snow. It comes in... Read More.
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