Sometimes holding on hurts worse than letting go—but recognizing that moment can be hard. What are the signs your heart gives you when it’s time to release a person, a habit, or an old version of yourself? 💬 Share your wisdom; your story might guide someone else’s healing.

Growth often means shrinking our list of apologies. You don’t have to say “sorry” for having boundaries, needing rest, or speaking your truth. What’s something you used to apologize for that you’ve finally released? 🌻

So many of us don’t even realize we’ve lost our light — until we look in the mirror one day and barely recognize ourselves. 💛 Today, I want to hold space for you to reflect gently:🕯️When did you first notice your shine starting to fade?🌿 What (or who) do you think dimmed it the most?🌙 And what’s one thing that helps your light return now? There’s no judgment here — just truth, healing. You’re not alone. 💬 Share below or just read through others’ stories — sometimes our healing begins by realizing we’re not the only one who feels this way. (Inspired by my new “Shine Story” video — if you haven’t watched it yet, here’s the link!) https://youtu.be/3AjGr_F5ZCs?si=eAhilAb9Tipl9aCn

There’s something about this time of year that softens even the toughest hearts. The same cozy, predictable Christmas movies come on every season — and yet… here we are again, crying happy tears when the couple finally kisses under the twinkle lights, or when the small town saves the bakery. 🎬🍪 Maybe it’s not the storyline that gets us — maybe it’s the reminder that love, forgiveness, and second chances never go out of style. ❤️ So tell me… what’s your favorite warm-and-fuzzy holiday movie? 🎄 ✨ Let’s cozy up in the comments together this week — with tea, blankets, and maybe a few happy tears.

After reading Even in Winter, Life Is Still Growing, I started thinking about what parts of my life are quietly growing right now — even if I can’t see them yet. What’s something in your life that’s growing beneath the surface?