Don’t Forget to Rest

We live in a world that is reliant on constant productivity, and sometimes this results in us forgetting to set aside time to slow down and perceive ourselves, as well as those around us, in a more constructive and tender manner. With all that being said, I hope you recognize that outside of what you are able to produce, you are worthy of rest and time to tend to your own needs.

The Notion of Home

Home may represent a great deal of things.

The notion of a home is a physical state or condition—but it’s also a memory and a feeling.

Sometimes it’s temporary, conditional, and unstable—which warrants being left behind and forgotten—perhaps never again to be revisited or reimagined in the future.

Other times it’s safe, unconditional, and nurturing—somewhere safe to bestow and behold you.

Home consists of the places you’ve lived, places you’ve stayed, and places you’d like to go.

Certainly home embodies where you have been, where you are, and where you are headed.

But most of all, home is understanding that you have the capacity to grow and move forward as a person, all while grounding yourself in what anchors your inner child.