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This is a space for women who are ready to trust themselves and lead with their intuition. Every Wednesday, I send emails for you to reflect on and interpret in ways that feel right for you, because you are an intuitive woman.

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You are the soil: The true work of January
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You are the soil: The true work of January

This is my last newsletter for the year, and I will not be back until February. My dream is to have the resources to take January off, and so I’m starting that now. When I look at the earth and her seasons, I’ve come to realise that January is a time to prepare — but not in the way you may think or the way we’ve been taught to “prepare.” January is not a time to be planting seeds and setting intentions. It’s a time for reflection. A time for nurture. A time for rest. This is what preparation...

11 months ago • 1 min read
A shift you might be feeling too

I had no idea what I was going to write today. Usually, I’m well prepared, with my email drafted two days before it’s sent out. But today, I am exhausted; energetically exhausted. I’m going through a huge timeline shift. Like… I am actually jumping timelines and it is scary, exciting, full of synchronicities, and scary. (Yes, I had to say it twice.) And while I’m grateful for this season of my life because I’m stepping onto a destined path, and everything in this new path feels effortless,...

12 months ago • 1 min read
Why SMART Goals Don’t Always Work and When to Trust Your Intuition Instead

Hi Reader, I’ve always struggled with deciding whether my goals were “relevant” or “time-bound.” It feels like pulling out a crystal ball and asking it to tell me the future. And as woo-woo as I am, even I know a crystal ball won’t tell me whether a goal is attainable or whether I’ll hit it by a specific date. So why do we expect SMART goals to give us those same answers? New blog post up. Click here to keep reading If my article resonated with you, hit reply and let me know. If I get enough...

12 months ago • 1 min read
A lesson I learned on my solo date

This week, something so small taught me something so big. It was a Saturday morning, the sun was shining, the weather eerily warm for November, and it was time for my solo date. Unlike my previous solo dates, I hadn’t planned anything. I just knew I wanted to create, and I wanted to do it somewhere other than at home. I opened my TikTok app, went to my folder titled “solo dates,” and scrolled until I felt inspired. I settled on a candle-making class. Luckily for me, they still had space that...

12 months ago • 1 min read