My word for 2026 is "hope." My current resolve is to stop eating sugar for the year. My plan is to work on my next book and to work on promoting the first. Wow, that's enough! How about you?
This resonated deeply. The idea that “good” hasn’t changed—but our reference standard has—feels painfully accurate. I especially appreciated the emphasis on honouring the step taken before the bridge appears. That recalibration alone feels like an act of resistance right now. Thank you for articulating something many of us feel but rarely name.
Yes! 🙌🏼 Love this.
Thank you. It was really hard to be this honest but I’m so glad it’s helped so many be seen.
Love the new post. So true. Happy New Year!
Thank you so much Celia. That means alot. What’s your New Year’s resolution?
My word for 2026 is "hope." My current resolve is to stop eating sugar for the year. My plan is to work on my next book and to work on promoting the first. Wow, that's enough! How about you?
To celebrate my steps. 🙂
Why are we so conditioned to clutch our minor shortcomings instead of celebrating our steps toward winning (however we may define it?)
I have no idea but 2026 is the year I retrain my thinking and celebrate my steps.
This certainly struck a chord. Proud of you! You did the thing, we’re doing the thing, and we’re growing! And Happy New Year ✨
We are doing this. We’ve got this. 💪🏻
This resonated deeply. The idea that “good” hasn’t changed—but our reference standard has—feels painfully accurate. I especially appreciated the emphasis on honouring the step taken before the bridge appears. That recalibration alone feels like an act of resistance right now. Thank you for articulating something many of us feel but rarely name.
Thank you for this. And yes honour your steps and the bridge will appear. Happy new year.