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Where the Cycle Ends
Being the eldest daughter comes with its perks and its pressures. It often feels like riding a rollercoaster where the turns are unpredictable, yet you learn early on that preparation is part of survival. Growing up in a first-generation immigrant family, I was not simply raised by my parents; in many ways, I grew alongside them. They were navigating parenthood for the first time, learning what it meant to nurture, guide, and support while adapting to a new world themselves.
Apr 174 min read


The Lie of Self-Improvement: Why "Better" is Burning You Out
We have all experienced the specific exhaustion of a "productive" day that somehow leaves us feeling hollow. You checked every box on your list. You responded to each message with lightning speed and performed the role of the ideal professional to perfection. You were exactly who everyone expected you to be. So why do you feel like a ghost by 6:00 PM? Why does a successful day leave you feeling like you have been drained from the inside out? Most of us treat our lives like a
Apr 175 min read


Mental Health in Culture
There were so many things they told me that (at the time) they thought were right because their parents taught it to them.
Apr 1711 min read


Boudoir, But Make It Fearless
From roller derby skates to motor homes, these portraits prove bravery is the boldest kind of beautiful.
Let me be honest right
Indianapolis is a city of momentum. The Indy region is a place of opportunity—ranked among America’s Best Places to Start a Career, a Best Food City, and one of the Hottest Housing Markets in the country. It’s a place where careers take off, ideas are nurtured, and communities welcome you in. But beyond the numbers and accolades, what makes this re
Oct 17, 20255 min read


View from the Porch
As a creative and adventurous spirit, I’ve never been afraid of chaos or to get a bit messy. My upbringing really reinforced this. My grandparents had a 40-acre farm that was also the home of a doll manufacturing business.
Apr 11, 20256 min read


The Tao of Sobriety
Sometimes going sober means that “one day at a time” is even too big to manage. Breaking it down to a few breaths, a few hours.
Oct 18, 20244 min read


Taking Control of the Next Chapter
Menopause is a natural transition in every woman’s life, yet it remains a topic that’s often hushed, misunderstood, or stigmatized.
Oct 18, 20246 min read


“The Untold Stories of People Like Me"
I have a Spanish last name, brown skin, curly hair, and thick eyebrows. I was a kid when I started having to explain my entire background.
Oct 18, 20246 min read


Love and Thrive: 8 Dynamic Ways to Love Yourself and Your Partner
In the dance of love, finding harmony between self-love and love for your partner creates a symphony of joy and fulfillment. Here are...
Apr 12, 20243 min read


It's a Gray Area
Women, typically, try their hardest to not think about aging (cue the shudders). The art of not aging has been shared with us since we...
Apr 11, 20245 min read


A Constant Buzz
I recently had a bad day of writing. Rather than dedicating the day to writing, I spent hours finding innovative new ways to procrastinate.
Apr 14, 20236 min read


Working Overtime
Throughout the course of a typical day, I feel like I’ve worked 3 full-time jobs. All require constant attention, leadership, and planning.
Apr 14, 20233 min read


How Did I Get Here?
Nobody tells you how to reroute your life. How do you start over when the forever you planned
is flipped upside down?
Apr 14, 20235 min read


Flourish From Within
Mental health pairs beautifully with tending to creation. In the beginning stages, it’s important to have the basic tools.
Apr 30, 20214 min read


It Starts At Home: Self-Care with Mothers in Mind
It Starts At Home: Self-Care with Mothers in Mind. Read 5 Great Tips for taking care of you while taking care of everyone else.
Oct 9, 20206 min read
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