The Fine Line Between Adapting and Abandoning Yourself

The Fine Line Between Adapting and Abandoning Yourself

Sometimes I think out loud, and something unexpected rises to the surface. Today, it’s this: the best of me only comes alive where I feel safe enough to be fully myself. And when I say the best of me, I mean the version that isn’t performing, editing, or dimming. The...
The 90% Problem

The 90% Problem

This image sums up the state of the world with unsettling clarity: 1% control. 4% are puppets. 90% are asleep. 5% are awake and trying to wake the rest. The real battle? It’s not physical. It’s awareness. The 1% don’t want the 5% waking up the 90%. Here’s the crux:...
The Bridge Between Woke and Real

The Bridge Between Woke and Real

There’s something I’ve been thinking about lately that feels like the missing piece in today’s social and political discourse: where is the middle ground between being “woke” and being “real”? Somewhere between cancel culture and cold capitalism, there’s space for...
Don’t Fit In. Wake Up.

Don’t Fit In. Wake Up.

Fitting in sounds safe, but it’s often the slow death of who you really are. It’s borrowing someone else’s script and performing a life that isn’t yours. Every time you shape-shift to please, to blend, to be accepted—you lose a little more of yourself. The path of...
Act Your Age? Says Who?”

Act Your Age? Says Who?”

“Act your age”—what does that even mean anymore? Age is a number we assign to the body, not the soul. Your spirit doesn’t follow a calendar. It doesn’t hit milestones. It just is. And yet, we’ve spent generations using “act your age” as a tool of control—an invisible...