For years, I let mom guilt convince me that my dreams could wait — that wanting more meant I was selfish. But I’ve learned the truth: motherhood doesn’t erase who you are. It just adds more reasons to keep going after what you love.
The Many Emotions of Moving Across the World
Preparing to move your family across the world is not easy by any means, no matter how excited you may also be.
Making the Ultimate Decision to Move to New Zealand
Making the decision to move to New Zealand wasn’t an easy one. There’s been a lot of emotions and planning involved. But ultimately, it will be worth it.
When Will Enough Be Enough: Mass Shootings in the USA
There is nothing a mother wants more than to protect her children but we are all currently helpless against mass shootings and gun violence.
The Resurrection of the Dreamer
When we opened our first restaurant, I was an eternal dreamer. By the time we closed, I was a heartbroken pessimist. Now I’m finding hope and finding myself again after everything felt lost.
A Love That Never Faltered (Following My Dreams)
From a young age, there was nothing I envisioned more than following my dreams and becoming a singer. But life took over and my passion didn’t just take a backseat, it wasn’t even on the road with me.
The Dangerous Mind Game of Emotional Abuse in the Workplace
What started as my dream job at 20 years old quickly turned into a unescapable nightmare of gaslighting. I wish I knew then how to recognize emotional abuse in the workplace, but I didn’t.
The 18 Year Old Boss: Focus on the Journey
It can be hard finding success in life. But success is subjective, isn’t it? It’s time I evolve my mindset and focus on the journey not the destination.
Confessions from a High School Dropout
There are many paths to take in life but most people believe school is the only one. When I became a high school dropout at 16, I feared for my future. Now at 31, I have no regrets.
My Children are Opposites…and I Love Every Minute of It!
It’s no surprise that my children are opposites. Do I compare my children? No. But do I observe their differences so as their mother I can guide them the best I can? Absolutely.