Tag: self aware
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Breaking Up Without Breaking Down
Divorce hit me hard, financial stress, health challenges, and the overwhelming task of keeping my kids’ wellbeing at the center. But through it all, I discovered the power of emotional intelligence and practical strategies to stay calm, make fair decisions, and protect my family. Listen to today’s episode. Breaking up without breaking down https://open.spotify.com/episode/3Aio18DuHEAR2gozyr6FXs?si=uNgPWNxmSZGcpwr0DlsZcA If…
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I Survived Being Displaced for a Year. Here’s What It Taught Me About Resilience, Relationships, and Rebuilding.
What I learned. Resilience Is Quieter Than People Think Resilience isn’t loud motivation speeches or dramatic comebacks. It’s waking up when you don’t feel secure and still moving forward. It’s swallowing your pride and adjusting. It’s not posting every hardship. It’s surviving days no one claps for. Resilience is deeply private before it ever becomes…
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When Suffering Teaches and When It Traps
I recently came across a post that claimed suffering humbles men but makes women bitter. At first glance, it sounds unfair. But sitting with it longer, there’s a deeper conversation underneath the statement, one that’s less about gender and more about how suffering is processed and supported. Suffering can humble men because, often, hardship forces…
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At the End of the Road, What’s Left Is Choice
There’s a kind of knowing that only comes after you’ve stood on the edge a few times. Not metaphorically. Not dramatically. But in those quiet, disorienting moments where life and death feel less like opposites and more like roommates. “After shifting back and forth between life and death, at the end of the road, what’s…
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A Good Heart Changes More Lives Than a Good Brain Ever Could
Having a good heart is far more powerful than simply having a “good brain,” being smart, or highly educated. Intelligence can impress people, but a good heart moves them. When someone leads with empathy, compassion, and sincerity, they create safety, trust, and connection, things no degree or title can replace. A good heart listens instead…
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The Sexually Disciplined Man: Why Intimacy Is Responsibility, Not Gratification
In a world that treats sex as casual, transactional, or purely pleasurable, a sexually disciplined man is rare. And yet, his presence is transformative. After 14 years of celibacy, I’ve realized something profound: intimacy isn’t just physical, it’s energetic, emotional, and deeply shaping. It can open gifts, shift awareness, and alter the very rhythm of…
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The Quiet Role Empathy Plays in Right and Wrong
People with poor moral character often lack empathy. Empathy isn’t just being nice or feeling sorry for others, it’s the ability to see others as human and to understand how your actions affect them emotionally, mentally, and physically. True empathy acts as a moral compass. It’s what allows someone to distinguish right from wrong not…
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The Soulmate Myth No One Talks About
I recently wrote about how many women who have elevated themselves, emotionally, spiritually, mentally, and even professionally, often find it difficult to meet men at the same level. Not because there’s something “wrong” with them, but because growth changes what feels aligned. When you outgrow certain dynamics, you also outgrow certain connections. After coming across…
The Sacred Shift | Intuitive Guidance With Suzette Lindo 