What I've learned about accepting myself, sobriety as the beginning rather than the end, and why all I ever needed to do was make space for the person I am.
Making Room for Myself: What I’ve Learned from 10 Months of Sobriety
Tag: #thoughts
Becoming More of Yourself
Just a little essay on how when we force ourselves to change and grow is when we stop ourselves from changing. How do we embrace change with less fear and more grace?
Becoming the Tree – Looking Inward Instead of Out
How can we re-write the stories of ourselves by looking into our own selves rather than frantically searching for something outside of us?
Look Where YOU Want to Go
I thought I would kill it at snowboarding. I definitely did not. But I also remembered something I'd forgotten I already knew, and once I started living it everything else fell into place. Read about how in this new post. Image credit to @mkphotos808 on Instagram <3
Leaving Space
A poem about mostly nothing, but also the small things. Where we need to listen harder, and speak more softly.
Finding Your Right Fit
It's so easy for us to see when we are using the wrong board. It's so easy for us to see what needs to change or what we need to do differently in surfing, but in the rest of our lives we're equally quick to blame ourselves. What if you have always perfectly fit life all along, but you just needed to start believing it?
I Don’t Know But I’ll Keep Trying To Learn
There is a lot I don't know right now...about how to help, what to do, and how to understand myself in this world. But there are a few things I do know. Here they are.
How to Hold it All
How do we hold the cosmic and the mundane, the violent and the stunning, the brutal and the profound ?
(Now) I Am
A poem of reflection: on changing, growing, letting go of pieces of ourselves, and looking towards the bright future. Celebrate every moment.
Radical Oppositions and Centering in the Sea
In this essay, I explore the meaning of right and wrong, why self-improvement made me so angry at the start of quarantine, and how the ocean operates as my center through it all.