We’ve been taught to chase goals that look good on paper—but what if they’re not leading us where we truly want to go? This reflection explores the difference between means goals and end goals—and why knowing the difference changes everything.
Sometimes the most courageous healing isn’t in changing—it’s in allowing. “Let me be” is a sacred pause, a return to self.
We spend so much time trying to fix what hurts that we forget the healing often begins when we simply sit with it. You are not a problem to solve—you are a person to meet, hold, and love.
Some battles are necessary. But real power lies in the choice to stop fighting and start embodying. Realignment isn’t weakness—it’s sovereign strength born in stillness.
You are made of what you give your time and attention to. These are not just resources—they are the very fabric of your life.
There are moments in life when we must burn, and others when we must breathe. Rebellion breaks what no longer fits; realignment rebuilds what deeply belongs.