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A Small Adjustment I’m Practicing This Week
Not every adjustment needs to be big or life-altering. Some of the most meaningful shifts are small, quiet, and almost unnoticeable from the outside. This week, the adjustment I’m working on is simple: adding stretching to my morning routine. I’m… Continue reading
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Building a Business Rooted in Healing
Early-stage business vision Business vision implies that I’ve had time to sit down and hash out what I want. I have not had that time, but I also have ideas of what I would like. I want my business to… Continue reading
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Teenager’s Dreams
My youngest has always known what he wanted to be. His dream was always to be a paleontologist. He has been working towards that end goal. He has joined college prep programs, he has checked grades, and he has even… Continue reading
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Leaning Into My Witchy Self
I’ve always been more spiritual than religious. Don’t get me wrong, as a kid, I practiced organized religion. Mostly because my dad’s family did, and some because vacation bible school was the only thing to do during the summer months… Continue reading
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A Girl’s Gotta Make Some $
While I’m working on my series, I still have to make some posts here and on my social media to make some money. So, forgive me for yet another affiliate link post. Please let me know if there is something… Continue reading
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Body Care as a Small Adjustment
In my last post, I talked about small adjustments — not reinventing myself, but noticing where I’ve been neglecting my own needs and choosing to do something about it. One of the biggest places that neglect shows up is in… Continue reading
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New Year, New Me. Or Not
New year, new me. I don’t know about you, but I loathe that saying. It implies that you have to change who you are as a whole. You don’t. You may need to improve some things, change the situation you’re… Continue reading
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Last Minute Stocking Stuffers
If you’re anything like me, you’re done with the big gifts, but completely spaced on filling those stockings. It has been one of those years, and no one can blame us for forgetting the little things. Therefore, I am scrambling… Continue reading









