I aspire to be a well-adjusted adult. Although I believe that I am a secure person, I often find myself reflecting on the things that contribute to my lack of fulfillment, especially as I journey through my twenties. I recently started writing personal letters to my inner child where I started addressing the wounds that festered for years. One of those realizations was that my deepest wound was associated with patterns of loneliness. My hope is that by sharing my letter in this post, I can encourage someone else to start exploring their stories too.
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Faith
Being Fully Known and Deeply Loved
Repeat after me: I am fully known and deeply loved by God. I love affirmations that come directly from God’s Word. Yet, believing those affirmations can be difficult sometimes due
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Finances
4 Ways That Millennials Can Pay Off Debt Faster
Millennials have an average of $28,000 in debt. As a Millennial myself, I care about my financial wellbeing. So much that I’ve had to make a few sacrifices to pay
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Natural Hair
Simple Low Porosity Tips for 4C Natural Hair
I have coarse, low porosity 4c natural hair. After knowing your hair type, hair porosity is the most important factor to consider when creating an effective regimen. I have seen serious
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Recipes
Vegan Banana Nut Muffins
Random fact: I don’t like bananas. As a child, they were one of my least favorite fruits. The texture, the taste, eating bananas by themselves…nope, nope, and nope. But when
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Faith
Letting Go of Toxic Hustle Culture
It’s easy to get sucked into Millenial hustle culture. And I’m finding that it’s being pushed during this Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The Holy Spirit has been nudging me to rest
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Wellness
5 Tips to Overcome Emotional Eating
Although I haven’t engaged in emotional eating in several years, I understand the toll that it can have on someone. I have not always had the best relationship with food.
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Lifestyle
How I Learned to Live on Less Than $1,000 A Month
It’s 2020, so we are getting real! To kick off the first post of the new year, I wanted to begin with a topic that would otherwise make some folks
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Faith
4 Things That I Struggle With
We are 8 days (!) away from 2020 so I’ve been doing a lot of reflection. I like to use this time to think about my growth: what I’ve overcome
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Wellness
6 Signs You Need a Social Media Break
Through the month of October, I took yet another social media break. This was my longest one yet this year and very intentional. I made sure to delete Instagram specifically
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