Live Joy

  Back in December, one of my dear friends gave me flowers for my birthday. It was such a simple gesture, but I remember how loved and special I felt every time I looked at that bouquet. Since then, I’ve started doing a little thing  for myself—about once a month, when I’m at the grocery store, I pick up some fresh flowers. Nothing fancy or expensive, just something bright and beautiful to keep in my room. And you know what? It brings me joy. Real, simple, everyday joy. It’s amazing how something so small can shift your energy, lift your mood, and remind you that you’re worthy of beauty and care—even (especially) from yourself. We often wait for big moments or grand gestures to feel joy, but most of the time, it’s the little things we do for ourselves that make the biggest difference. Small acts of self-kindness can anchor us, ground us, and give us something to smile about even on the busiest or hardest days. Here are a few other simple ways you can sprinkle some joy ...

  Each year, I choose a word to guide my personal growth and focus, and for 2025, that word is Introspection . My goal is to look inward—deepening my understanding of myself, my emotions, and my overall growth as a person. One of the best ways I’ve found to support this journey is through reading. Books have always been a source of inspiration, knowledge, and transformation for me. So far this year, I’ve read four incredible books that I believe can benefit anyone on a path of self-discovery and personal development. Four Books That Have Inspired My Growth The Let Them Theory – Mel Robbins This book is an absolute game-changer and has earned a spot in my top three books of all time. Mel Robbins teaches a powerful mindset shift: instead of trying to control or change people, simply let them be who they are. By embracing this principle, we free ourselves from frustration and find peace in focusing on what we can control—ourselves. CLICK HERE What If You’re the Answer – Rach...