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Continue reading →: I Used to Let It Slide
This afternoon I was on a call with a higher up who casually mentioned that a DM had mentioned we could gross up someone’s sign on bonus. Instantly, I froze. Because I knew I never said that. We don’t do that. It’s not a thing—and it’s certainly not something I would promise…
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Continue reading →: The Beauty and Strength of True Friendship
Friendship isn’t always smooth sailing. Sometimes, it’s messy. Life pulls you in different directions, and there are moments when you don’t see each other as often as you’d like. There are times when you drift, when misunderstandings happen, when life just gets in the way. But when you find a…
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Continue reading →: Stronger, Leaner, and Clearer
If you had told me a few months ago that I’d be waking up excited to hit the gym five times a week, I probably would have laughed. Yet here I am, finishing up another solid week of workouts, feeling stronger than ever, and honestly? I’ve never felt better. This…
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Continue reading →: Let Them Be Who They Are
I’ve been reading The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins, and Chapter 14 is proving to be very interesting, and something I needed to hear. It’s about control. Not the kind of control that’s obvious, like being overbearing or demanding, but the quiet kind. The kind that sneaks into conversations,…
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Continue reading →: Stronger in Every Way
This morning, I woke up at 4:45 AM to get my life in order before heading out to a 5:30 AM workout class. Body Pump. A full-body workout that’s equal parts exhausting and exhilarating. And let me tell you—it felt great. I walked into that gym alongside ten other men…
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Continue reading →: A Work in Progress, but Oh, What Progress It Is
Right now, I want to focus on my daughter and myself. I want to live a life where I am happy—not just getting by, not just checking off the boxes, but truly happy. I want to have adventures, whether with friends or solo. I want to enjoy, to thrive, to…
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Continue reading →: The Let Them Theory – Letting Go of What You Can’t Control
I’ve always hated feeling out of control. If I didn’t make something happen, I’d be forgotten. If I didn’t try to fix things, they’d fall apart. If I didn’t hold on, everything would slip away. Or at least, that’s what I used to believe. But the truth is, control is…