12/12/2025
There was a season in my life where I didnât even recognize myself anymore.
Not physically.
Not emotionally.
Not spiritually.
I was moving through my days on autopilot â smiling, producing, showing upâŚ
while quietly falling apart inside.
And the hardest part?
On the outside, I looked âfine.â
Strong. Capable. Put together.
But my bodyâŚ
my body was whispering the truth long before I was ready to admit it.
I was exhausted even after sleeping.
My moods were unpredictable.
I felt puffy, inflamed, disconnected from my own intuition.
Every decision felt heavier than it should.
Every day felt like I was pushing through⌠instead of moving with life.
I didnât realize it at the time, but I had drifted so far away from myself
that I couldnât hear my own inner voice anymore.
I was trying to do more.
Be more.
Carry more.
Hold it all together for everyone else.
My body was quietly begging me to stop.
The shift didnât happen overnight.
It happened the moment I admitted to myself:
âI canât keep living this way.â
âGod, I need your help.â
That one moment, that pause â that returning to stillness changed everything.
Because when I got still, I finally heard it:
the truth, the guidance, the clarity that had been there all along.
I began rebuilding myself from the inside out:
not through punishment, pressure, or perfectionâŚ
but through nourishment, grounding, strength, and deep self-honesty.
I learned to lead myself from softness, not force.
From alignment, not burnout.
From presence, not performance.
And I promised myself something I still live by today:
My connection to my body, my energy, and my spirit is non-negotiable.
Because when Iâm anchored in myself,
I can lead.
I can love.
I can serve.
I can rise⌠without losing myself again.
If youâre reading this and thinking,
âThis is me. Iâve drifted too,â
I want you to know this:
You can come back home to yourself.
You can reconnect.
You can rebuild.
You can rise again stronger than before.
Your body is not betraying you.
Itâs guiding you.
Itâs whispering for a reason.
if you feel like your body is asking for more supportâŚDM me and letâs get you anchored again.