What if you’re already living your purpose (without realising it)? And what The Sims has to do with it.
You don’t need to find your purpose before you start living it. In fact, you’ve probably already been living parts of it without even realising. In this post, I share what I’ve learned about purpose through trial, travel, and letting go of the pressure to get it “right.”
When Self-Development turns Selfish
Can self-development make you selfish?
This week I had a deep conversation with my new flatmate that made me pause and reflect on something I’ve witnessed before — people getting so caught up in their healing that they forget the world around them. In this post, I share my thoughts on the fine line between growth and self-absorption, and why I believe personal development should happen with others, not in isolation.
This Phase You’re In? It’s Part of It
Not knowing your next step doesn’t mean you’re behind — it means you’re still becoming.
In this post, I’m sharing the three most common struggles I see in 20-somethings navigating life and clarity: too many options, fear of falling behind, and the quiet shame of not having it all figured out.
If you’ve ever said “I don’t know” and felt like you were failing — this one’s for you.
The comfort of not committing.
Feel like you’re stuck in a fog and can’t move forward?
You might not be lacking clarity, you might just be avoiding a decision.
In this post, we’ll look at why staying undecided feels safe, how fear disguises itself as confusion, and what to do when you’re tired of overthinking but still not sure what step to take.
Clarity doesn’t come from thinking harder. It comes from choosing.
3 common blocks to clarity (and how to gently move through them)
Feeling stuck in a big decision? Discover 3 clarity blocks and tools to move forward with confidence, self-trust, and nervous system support.
Why feeling lost is more normal than you think.
eeling lost doesn’t mean you’re broken — it means you’re human. In this post, I’m sharing a real-life moment of overwhelm, why clarity isn’t something we find but something we build, and one simple tool you can use to take your next step forward.
What you need instead of a 5-year-plan.
Feeling overwhelmed by the idea of planning your future? You’re not alone. In this post, we explore why 5-year plans don’t always work — and what to focus on instead to find real clarity and momentum, even when life feels uncertain.
People-Pleasing Is Exhausting: Here’s How to Start Choosing Yourself Without Guilt
Stuck in the loop of always saying yes? In this blog, I’m sharing my own story of people-pleasing at work, how it drained my energy, and what finally helped me start choosing myself—without the guilt.
The Space Between Event and Reaction – Holding Power
Ever said something you instantly regretted? Or reacted in a way that didn’t align with who you want to be? There’s a sacred space between what happens to us and how we respond. And in that pause—if we learn to hold it—lives the magic of conscious growth.
Meet Your Inner Team: Why All Parts of You Are Welcome
You’re not one fixed identity—you’re a whole inner team. The dreamer, the scared one, the curious one… all with something to say. In this post, you’ll meet 8 inner parts and learn how to honour their needs, work with them (not against them), and lead yourself with more clarity and compassion.
Fear-Based vs. Intuition-Based Decisions: How to Tell the Difference
Feeling stuck in decision-making? Here’s how to tell if your choices are coming from fear or intuition—and how to trust yourself in life and career decisions.
How to Stop Feeling Behind in Life
How to Stop Feeling Behind: Embrace Your Own Pace
When I first moved to Australia, I often felt like I was falling behind. I looked around and saw others moving ahead in their careers, building relationships, and achieving their goals while I was still finding my footing in a new country. It was easy to fall into the trap of comparison and feel like I wasn’t where I was “supposed” to be. But with time, I realised that life isn’t a race. We all move at our own pace, and that’s perfectly okay. Overcoming the feeling of “falling behind” starts with shifting your mindset.