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“Grief doesn’t want a lesson. It doesn’t want to be solved. Grief wants a witness.”

We all wear masks to survive. The real courage is remembering who we were before we needed them.

Chosen family. Stepfamily. Family-of-self. The best ones don’t require matching DNA.

Sometimes “doing it scared” isn’t about leaping into something new—it’s about standing in the same place you once broke, feeling it all over again, and still stepping forward anyway.

New routines. School supply meltdowns. Emotional whiplash. If this season makes you want to scream into your car snacks... you're not alone. Here’s to showing up messy, human, and scared—but still showing up.

Re-entering the dating world after divorce isn’t just wild—it’s a f*cking crash course in self-trust, courage, and doing it scared.

There’s no one way to love—and yet the world keeps trying to shove us into a box. This month, we’re tearing up the script and giving ourselves permission to love expansively, ethically, and in full color.

Mother’s Day isn’t magic for everyone. For some, it’s a landmine. This is your reminder to feel exactly how you feel—and to honor the day (or not) however the hell you need.

Dating later in life is not for the faint of heart—but neither are we. With a few more years (and scars) under our belt, we’re dating with clearer boundaries, bolder intentions, and a little less patience for bullshit.

This series isn’t about fearlessness—it’s about showing up anyway. “Do It Scared” is the mantra that’s carried me through some of my hardest (and most badass) moments. Now, I’m inviting you to walk through the fire with me.