Say What You Want to Say

Say What You Want to Say

A client recently told me she wanted to reach out to an ex-boyfriend—not to rekindle anything, not to make him feel guilty or sad, but simply to tell him she cared about him. She said she wanted him to know she loved him unconditionally, with no expectation of a...
Low Maintenance Friendships Are Still My Best Friendships

Low Maintenance Friendships Are Still My Best Friendships

Do you have friends who complain that you never call them? I don’t have many who say that to me anymore. Maybe that’s because they’ve stopped being friends with me! (Kidding… sort of.) It’s always been an interesting comment — and one that used to make me instantly...
Her Story: Why Women’s Voices Matter More Than Ever This Season

Her Story: Why Women’s Voices Matter More Than Ever This Season

I’ve always loved a good rags-to-riches story—not in the financial sense, but in the way of a life well lived. The kind of story where someone leans into what truly matters and finds a richness that can’t be measured in dollars. Lately, I’ve been drawn to women’s...
Sitting in the Uncomfortable

Sitting in the Uncomfortable

Life has a way of bringing us into seasons that feel almost impossible to carry. In the middle of grief, illness, or transition, it can be hard to find the silver lining—let alone feel grateful. In this powerful guest piece, Christine Kriner invites us into her deeply...
The Mean Girl and The Bathing Suit

The Mean Girl and The Bathing Suit

There’s a voice that’s been with me most of my life. She’s sharp, relentless, and knows exactly where to hit. She criticizes my appearance, and questions my worth. She’s rude, condescending, and- if I’m being honest – downright...