
When the World Gets Noisy, Go Back to Basics
On going analog, getting clear, and finding joy on purpose when everything feels too loud
For Black women who are done grinding but not done wanting. Weekly essays and a members' practice space for building a life that's both soft and ambitious.
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On going analog, getting clear, and finding joy on purpose when everything feels too loud

Permission doesn't come from anyone but you.

When's the Last Time You Played?

Three quiet reasons rest can feel impossible and what makes it possible again.

It turns out Black Girl Burnout needed one too.

Thoughts on grief, whimsy, and the slow work of coming back to yourself

If this week’s Field Notes resonated with you, I hope you’ll join me tonight for our live member workshop:

Reflections on Trust, Grief, and the Messy Middle of Healing

On producing healing instead of doing it, three books that cracked me open, and what thawing actually looks like

You've been told to show up. No one taught you where it actually counts.

The missing piece between comfort and change

Build Your Menu With Us!

Three ways I'm building the middle way, and how you can start building yours

On soft ambition, the middle way, and building something that's actually yours

On the joy you keep postponing and the cost of waiting

On small moments, cinematic music, and choosing joy anyway

What a month of uncertainty taught me about softness, integration, and room for joy

You asked and I answered February's questions.

On the propaganda of pushing through — and the one promise that can bring you back

March's Workshop