Another Coffee Talk

After watching an episode of my new TV obsession "Explained" it changed my whole perspective about being creative and it helped me to understand myself better and be less critical towards my creative side.

Addressing the elephant in the room and talking about the break I felt I needed. Guilt can make you feel all kinds of ways but it should never stop you from listening to yourself and your needs. If you need a break, TAKE IT!

Protecting your peace, how does it feel? What does it look like to you?

Karma is real and I felt it recently. I had to take a step back tio realize a few things about myself. The energy you put out for the world is the energy you're going to get back in the end.

Cuffing season is right around the corner so I thought I'd dedicate a whole episode to this one since I've gone through a situation where I had to fight some urges and fight against going back to what I usually gravitate towards in order to break a pattern.

This week I'm opening up about a situation that happened not too long ago with a friend of mine. Don't worry we talked it through and everything is fine but it was a great opportunity for me to reflect back on some past behaviours and the importance of actions rather than words!

For this week's episode, I wanted to address something I've struggled with for a long time. I can finally detach myself from the outcome and I have learn how to move one when being rejected. REJECTION IS REDIRECTION!

This week's episode is not only about ego but also about putting it to the side. It's easier said than done but sometimes it's necessary to be able to better cope with certain situations.

As I'm approaching my 26th birthday, I can't help but to start feeling myself getting old and with that, questions regarding my future arise. I feel proud to be getting older and wiser, but it also comes with all these questions and concerns that I can't ignore anymore.

Let's be honest, we're all addicted to social media one way or another. It's part of our daily life and this week I'm talking about how it affects my life on so many levels.