Most people begin the new year by trying to fix themselves.
New goals. New habits. New versions of who they think they should be.
But soul‑aligned living doesn’t begin with reinvention. It begins with remembering.
Remembering what your body already knows. Remembering what your nervous system has been asking for. Remembering who you are when you’re not performing, pushing, or proving.
This is an invitation to start the year differently. Not from pressure. Not from hustle. But from truth.
Tuning into my body and asking the question about all of my actions, how does this feel? Is this expansive/supportive or does this sap my energy?
This does not come naturally for me. I was raised by the generation that believes we always need to be doing something "Productive" All the time, every day. It's exhausting.
This work has to be really intentional, and I believe this can be the most supportive and beneficial work we can be doing for ourselves, and we should be doing this on a daily bas...
I want to share what the title of my blog (Soul Aligned Life) means and why it's so important to me.
Ever since I can remember, from when I was a little girl, I’m talking kindergarten, there was this theme in my life that caused stress or discomfort. The overall theme I needed to experience, and that was most important to me, was freedom.
It never made sense to me in school that we weren’t allowed to be free. Free to go to the bathroom when needed, free to speak our mind, free to ask questions we wanted to ask instead of the questions the teachers wanted to answer, or the only ones they would answer.
Starting at this point in my life, I started to become kind of a little rebel. I was going to do what I wanted, when I wanted. I did it quietly, though, I never wanted to cause too much friction for others.
For example, if my mother wanted me to wear something to s...