What writing every week has quietly changed in me

What writing every week has quietly changed in me

I have written quite a few posts on Writing in the past, and this is one more along the similar lines…  I moved cities. Started over in Bangalore. Built a new rhythm around unfamiliar roads, filter coffee, bookstores, book clubs, pickleball courts, and the hope...
Standing Tall: My Journey From Scouting Chairs to Owning the Room

Standing Tall: My Journey From Scouting Chairs to Owning the Room

For as long as I can remember, I have been the “big and tall” girl. While other girls seemed to effortlessly blend into the background or fit neatly into standard clothing sizes and school desks, I loomed. I occupied space—both in height and in width. For...
The Art of the Clean Break: Why My 40s Are for Me, Not You

The Art of the Clean Break: Why My 40s Are for Me, Not You

There is a profound, quiet power that washes over you when you hit your 40s. It’s not just a number; it’s a filter. Suddenly, the things that used to keep me up at night—worrying about being “too much,” fretting over whether I was being “pushy” by checking in on a...
Standing Tall: My Journey From Scouting Chairs to Owning the Room

Becoming Golden[song]: From Splitting Selves to Owning My Life

My new favorite song is Golden [Demon Hunters]. Fell in love with it the 1st time I heard it and that happens only when the lyrics resonate with me..  There’s a line in the song that refuses to leave me: “I was a ghost, I was alone.” Not in the dramatic, cinematic...
Standing Tall: My Journey From Scouting Chairs to Owning the Room

The Baggage We All Carry… Why kindness has to go both ways

Everyone you meet today is fighting a battle you can’t see. It’s a cliché at this point, printed on mugs and shared as inspirational quotes, but clichés become clichés because they’re true. The person who snapped at you in the meeting might be...
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