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    25 Things I Learned 2025 at age 25

    I love a good listicle, so here goes. 25 lessons I learned in 2025. I have actually been doing this since at least 22, but I didn’t have a backup of my website when it accidentally got wiped a while back. So I am starting up again. P.S. Check out the poem “Our Deepest Fear” by Marianne Williamson if you have never heard it. I couldn’t stop thinking about it as I wrote my last points. I have copied and pasted it down below. Our Deepest Fear By Marianne Williamson Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It…

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    Happy Mom Content

    Okay, so for the first time last week, since I got pregnant, had a baby, and actually started parenting… I saw a woman on the internet jumping up and down, talking about how bomb it is to be a mom. I pretty much live with the philosophy that your child is living life alongside you. You are growing up together. I just happen to have a 20+ year head start over my child. Also, I like to think of my little one as Yah’s child that I have the privilege of taking care of until they can take care of themselves. I say all this to say, I really like…

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    A Bad Day ≠ A Bad Life

    If you don’t take away anything else from this blog, this is a message everyone should carry with them. Sometimes, life can feel like you have hit your lowest point. You know that thought. “Will it ever get better?” ”Is this all there is to life?” “If this is it… do I want much more of this???” I think so many people are having these thoughts. At least, that is how it seems when I look on social media. Sometimes, I think so many are having a crisis or making their lives out to be something sparkly that you might see on a reality TV show. I do not believe…

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    To the Woman Dreaming of Love

    I know you. I was you. Wondering what it feels like to hold a special place in someone’s heart fills your days. No matter how busy you get, the thought/feeling slips back to you. If you could think of what to do… You would do it, of course. It’s just not that simple. Family drama and the men you meet make you wonder, “Is it worth it?” Sis, it is. You know that, though. I’m guessing you’re the type of woman who knows your “Why”, even if you don’t envision how you’ll get there. You’ll get there. I did. I had to let go of everything I thought I wanted. This meant…