Letting a loved one go can sometimes be the hardest decision one can make. If you’ve ever had to let someone go, when they’re not actually dead—but dead to you, then you know what I mean. You might have to let a person go for your own sanity or self-respect. They could be someone veryContinue reading “Let Me Show You Who I Am”
Category Archives: Self Help
The Happy Life
Everyday moments can spark joy and uplift our spirits. Simple things like a warm greeting, a sense of productivity, meaningful conversations, helping others, and a good joke contribute to our happiness. Embracing these small joys can brighten our days and create a positive atmosphere.
How Life Events Shape Our Perspectives
As I age, I make better decisions. I think things through. I’m more cautious of how I come off to people. In return, I’m a lot more particular about the company I keep. To put it out there plainly, I don’t make time for the BS. I’m grateful. I’m a lot more focused about whatContinue reading “How Life Events Shape Our Perspectives”
Pencil-Powered Peace: The Wonders of Therapeutic Writing
This post emphasizes the therapeutic benefits of writing as a means to cope with overwhelming emotions and life’s challenges. It highlights five key advantages: catharsis, vigilance, analysis, clarity, and community. The author encourages readers to channel their feelings into writing, using it as a powerful tool for mental health and self-expression.
Are You Out of Your Write Mind?
Microaggressions within our socialization require a few words. Some might say that I’m out of my mind to write down my personal thoughts and publish them on the internet, but I say–naaah! I want to share a few dilemmas I face in life due to race, privilege and culture. This has everything to do withContinue reading “Are You Out of Your Write Mind?”
