
Healthy Living Insights: Your Guide to Wellness, Nutrition, and Self-Care
What Story Do You Keep Sharing?
Let’s be honest—everyone has that story they tell over and over again. You know, the one where you were wronged, betrayed, ignored, overlooked, underestimated, dumped, fired, or left on read (the audacity!). Maybe it’s your go-to at parties, or the one you share when you need validation. Maybe it’s even the one you replay in your head when you’re trying to fall asleep (which, by the way, is a terrible bedtime story).
But here’s the thing—what if that story is actually holding you back?
Why I Write About More Than Just Gut Health (And Why You Should Care)
Let’s address the probiotic-packed elephant in the room: I talk A LOT about gut health. But then, I also talk about self-care, self-love, stress management, burnout, emotional healing, and why you should absolutely NOT ignore that little voice in your head telling you to take a nap. So what gives?
Give Yourself Permission to Start Over – And Actually Enjoy It!
Have you ever found yourself saying yes to everyone else before even considering what you actually want? If so, it’s time for a little intervention (a kind and gentle one, don’t worry). Before you jump up to answer the next email, phone call, or group chat notification, pause for a second. Take a breath. Ask yourself: What do I want? Because, believe it or not, your own dreams and goals deserve just as much attention as everyone else’s demands.
The Key to More Abundance? Be Grateful for What You’ve Got Now
Look, I know what you’re thinking: “I’ll be grateful once I have more money, more time, more energy, and maybe—just maybe—my kids will finally stop leaving their socks in the middle of the floor.”
But here’s the thing—abundance doesn’t come from waiting for things to get better. It starts right now with gratitude. Yep, being thankful for what you already have is like hitting the jackpot on the universe’s abundance slot machine.
And to help you embrace this mindset, I’ve got a little acronym for you: STRENGTH. Because let’s be real—staying grateful when life is a hot mess takes some serious strength.