Category: Lifestyle

  • Celebrating 9 Years of My Writing Journey

    Celebrating 9 Years of My Writing Journey

    I’ve been blogging for nine years. Here are my reflections on nine years of blogging, writing, self discovery, and finding my voice.

  • What is Love?

    What is Love?

    What is love to you? This is a collaborative post with opinions and views from others on what love means to them.

  • Why I Wrote Because of You

    Why I Wrote Because of You

    I published my first book, Because of You, in 2023. It’s a poetry collection about love…

  • I Read 25 Books in 2025

    I Read 25 Books in 2025

    I fell in love with reading years ago, and since then I’ve upped my reading goals every year.

  • My 2026 Wishes For You

    My 2026 Wishes For You

    In 2026, I hope you take action and don’t get stuck in endless planning.

  • Welcome to 2026

    Welcome to 2026

    Happy New Year! I’m genuinely excited to be writing to you. I hope 2026 has started gently for you and it’s moving along at your pace.

  • Book Review| Children of Anguish and Anarchy

    Book Review| Children of Anguish and Anarchy

    After what felt like forever, I finally got my hands on the last book of Tomi Adeyemi’s spellbinding trilogy—Children of Anguish and Anarchy.

  • Unwritten

    Unwritten

    I stare at the empty space, so white, without a dot. It mirrors my mind,

  • 5 Quiet Signs of Maturity

    5 Quiet Signs of Maturity

    Maturity is feeling things deeply, but not letting emotions lead every move. It’s pausing before reacting, and choosing grace over impulse.

  • The Art of Letting Go: Unlearning, Releasing & Healing

    The Art of Letting Go: Unlearning, Releasing & Healing

    A major part of my life this year and last has been about release, not in an everything-changed-overnight kind of way, but in quiet, consistent ways.

  • Welcome to 2025!

    Welcome to 2025!

    Happy New Year! I hope it’s not too late to wish you this. It’s January 8th, but this is my first post of the year, so that’s why. I hope the new year has been good for you, and even if it hasn’t, remember you still have 357 days to make it better.

  • Navigating Life As A Single Woman In Your 30s

    Navigating Life As A Single Woman In Your 30s

    Are you single and in your 30s (early, mid or late)? I am and I know it can be a hard place to be.