“I’ve had a lot of worries in my life, most of which never happened”
- Mark Twain
Travel Prep For The Anxious (Adventurous) Girlies
A gentler way to plan a big trip when anxiety shows up.
Why Revisiting Old Hobbies (And Trying New Ones) Feels So Good
Revisiting old hobbies and trying new ones isn’t about being perfect. It’s about remembering joy, letting yourself be curious, and doing things just for the fun of it.
Free Time, But Make It Actually Restful
Free time doesn’t have to be perfect, it just has to bring you back to yourself.
Boundaries, Burnout, and Learning to Choose Yourself
Boundaries don’t make you difficult, distant, or selfish. They make it possible to show up for your life without burning yourself out.
The Soft Reset: Easing Into the New Year Without Starting Over
You can move forward without starting over.
Anxious About the New Year? A Gentler Way to Begin
If the new year feels heavy, you don’t have to carry it all at once.
The Closing Shift
A few simple chores before bed that make tomorrow feel calmer. Tiny effort tonight, a gentler morning tomorrow.
Softening the Sunday Scaries
The goal isn’t to eliminate Sunday anxiety, but to soften the transition into the week.
Anxiety Management is Constant Work
Anxiety management doesn’t have a finish line but it does get easier over time.
Anxiety’s Two Moods: Hyperdrive and Hibernate
Anxiety has two moods: hyperdrive or hibernate — both are signals, not failures.