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  • A letter to (my) daughters on International Women’s Day

    Sage, Skye, daughters without mothers, daughters searching for guidance, and every daughter finding her way.. By the time you read this, if you ever read this, you will probably already know a few things about this world. You will know that it is beautiful. You will know that it can also be confusing. And you…

  • When success stopped being about just goals..

    So, for a long time, success in my life looked pretty clear. It meant growing in my career, reaching new goals, improving myself, and always trying to become a better version of who I was the day before. I loved that feeling of progress. The idea that if I worked hard enough, planned well enough,…

  • To the boys

    To the boys whose parents failed them. To the boys who weren’t taught that a short skirt isn’t an invitation. To the boys who think drunk means yes. To the boys who put things in girls’ drinks and call it a joke the next day. To the boys who learned entitlement before they learned empathy.…

  • Religion vs. Spirituality: Why I stopped choosing one over the other

    I was born Christian. Raised Moravian (EBG). Family was Christian, church every Sunday, Sunday school finished and all. On paper, I had the checklist. But somewhere along the way, things got complicated. I have always believed in God. No question. But I never felt him. Like really felt him. My “fight” with God When my…

  • The unspoken truth: Quarter life crisis

    Figuring Out WTF We’re Doing Let’s call it what it is: a quarter-life crisis. That weird, confusing phase between 25 and, let’s say, 33, where you wake up and think: Wait, what the hell? Not a millionaire yet? Same. Not living the dream 18-year-old you imagined? Same. Life looks less like a neat timeline and…