In my last post, I wrote about believing in love and keeping the excitement of meeting the right person. And as I promised on Monday, this will also be a mushy gushy post; however, upon completion of that last post, I didn’t yet know what I would write about for today. Isn’t it funny how inspiration comes from the most unexpected places when you need it the most? That quote at the top was from my grandmother’s - my Mom Mom’s - diary. She mentioned before that quote that sh

As I wrote on Monday, when you focus on the people in your life who show up when you need them instead of on the ones who don’t, magic starts to happen. All that being said, I really make a point to try and connect with everyone I meet. It can be disappointing when people don’t make the same effort, but that really tends to (more often than not) be rooted in some insecurity they have in their own lives. We all have things we need to work on, so always be kind. Everyone in

On Monday I wrote about why we need to pivot, which stemmed from two pieces on defining perfection for yourself and letting go of negativity. I’ve spent a lot of time since Monday determining what today’s blog post was going to be about. I’m not going to lie, I had so many different ideas at once that it became hard to narrow it down to one subject. And that’s when I realized what I needed to write about for today: getting specific. Pivoting is great because, as I stated