Weekly companion blogs to the Transformative Journeys to Growth and Resilience™ podcast.

The Art of Unlearning: Why Shedding Old Stories Is a Superpower

The Art of Unlearning: Why Shedding Old Stories Is a Superpower

What if the secret to being happier and more at peace - and maybe even finding your next breakthrough - was already within yourself? What if the most powerful thing you can do for your growth... is to unlearn?

Flashback & Forward: What I’d Tell My 20-Year-Old Self Now

Flashback & Forward: What I’d Tell My 20-Year-Old Self Now

A Letter to My Younger Self (and Maybe to You, Too).

Welcome Into My Home - And My Fall Reset

Welcome Into My Home - And My Fall Reset

A cozy conversation about crunchy leaves, comfort food, and reclaiming rest.

The Fear of Being Seen: Why Vulnerability Feels So Scary (And How to Do It Anyway)

The Fear of Being Seen: Why Vulnerability Feels So Scary (And How to Do It Anyway)

Feeling exposed, anxious, or afraid to be truly seen? This post explores why vulnerability is scary - and how to practice showing up with courage, one step at a time.

Revisiting the Ashes: September Reflections on Loss, Change, and Beginning Again

Revisiting the Ashes: September Reflections on Loss, Change, and Beginning Again

When I first recorded Building from the Ashes, I was still hesitantly finding my footing as a podcaster… and still trying to figure out how I could take my lived experience - not professional expertise - and use it to build something meaningful. Something that might help others not feel alone on their journey... I’m re-sharing the episode now, not because the story has changed… but because, even in these four short months, I have.

Why Your “Too ness” Is Actually a Superpower (Not a Flaw)

Why Your “Too ness” Is Actually a Superpower (Not a Flaw)

If you’ve ever been told you’re “too” anything, you’re not alone. But here’s the reality – being called “too” is really just someone’s way of saying, “You’re making me uncomfortable.” And it has a way of making us try to shrink, soften, or smooth out our edges in order to try to be accepted in a world that too often shies away from authenticity in favour of fitting in.