Authenticity thrives in the absence of self-imposed limitations. Embracing it means daring to pursue passions that allow your unique voice to be heard, in more ways than one. So, when I'm not speaking or singing, you'll find me with a pen in hand, journaling.
The best and worst conversations often happen with yourself. Journaling is a simple practice that offers a space to think freely, process emotions, and discover new ideas. It's a tool for self-reflection that helps you track your growth and understand your own story.
It's my pleasure to share my "private" musings to ignite that same spark within you! Take a few minutes each day to put your thoughts on paper. You'll be surprised by what you learn and by how good it feels to get to know yourself better!
I don’t speak on romantic love very often. Frankly, it’s not a subject in which I possess any positive expertise. If you were to ask my ex-husband, he would tell you it’s because I am inherently unlovable. He claimed that if anyone were to truly get to know the real me, they wouldn’t be able …
Betrayal. The very word carries a weight of profound disappointment, a sting of unexpected pain. It’s a violation of trust, a shattering of expectations, leaving us feeling vulnerable and adrift. The impact of betrayal is significant and undeniable. It bears a striking and often unsettling resemblance to surviving a traumatic car wreck. Both events, in …
Lately, I’ve been reflecting on how God sometimes gets unfairly criticized. For over twenty years, I kept my relationship with God in the background. Yet, like soothing music on a Sunday afternoon, He was always there—a steady presence of peace. Like over 6.8 billion people, I’ve always sensed something greater than myself guiding and protecting …
On a return flight from India to New York City, I had a layover in Frankfurt. I struck up a conversation with an older gentleman at a restaurant. We connected over our shared soup order and swapped travel stories. He explained that he had been to Costa Rica for dental work. His insurance didn’t cover …
I debated at length. I considered whether I should weigh in on the popular topic of narcissism. I know it both personally and as a student of political science and philosophy. I decided not to revisit my own experiences. I also chose to ignore the persistent inner voice whispering, “You’re not enough.” Instead, I explored …
