When sleep becomes escape, reflection reveals the truth we hide from. In the stillness of dreams and silence, we begin to ask: what am I truly running from—and why?
Author: Shawn
Three Questions That Changed My Life (And Might Change Yours, Too)
Not long ago, I found myself questioning my purpose, my dreams, and the barriers I’ve placed on myself. Then, I was faced with three questions—questions that cracked something open inside me. They forced me to confront not just what I want, but what’s stopping me from reaching it.
Dreaming Through Life: Searching for a Reason to Wake Up
We all dream of a life that feels meaningful, but what happens when we’re just existing instead of living? Whether it’s sleeping through the days, waiting for a lottery win, or searching for purpose, the real challenge is waking up and taking action. Maybe we don’t need millions to change—maybe we just need to start.
The Journey We’re On: A Wild Ride Through Chaos, Hope, and Self-Discovery
Life isn’t a straight line—it’s a swirling mix of chaos, creativity, and discovery. In this post, we explore the beauty of embracing the unpredictable, forging your own path, finding time for what matters, and overcoming self-sabotage. It’s a reminder that the spark to create and thrive lives within all of us. So, grab your metaphorical machete and start carving your way through the weeds of life. Let’s turn chaos into magic together.
The Myth of Free Time: Finding Space for What Matters
Free time—does it really exist, or is it just a myth we tell ourselves? The truth is, we don’t need endless hours of leisure; we need intentional time. Learn how to stop chasing the illusion of free time and start creating meaningful moments that align with what truly matters to you.
Why You Keep Failing Yourself, and How to Stop It
We often become our own biggest roadblocks, setting goals only to trip over our own doubts and fears before we even begin. Self-sabotage isn’t a life sentence; it’s a habit we can break. By learning to take small steps, change our self-talk, and embrace the messiness of growth, we can finally stop failing ourselves and start thriving.