Be brave enough to hope!

I read a line in a novel that stopped me cold: “Cynics are just romantics too afraid to hope.”

a conversation about finding a reddit thread about me, the slippery slope of where we give our attention, and why i'm inviting us all (including myself) to consume more wisely. no shame, just an honest look at the habits we've normalized and what could change if we redirected that energy. plus: why disassociating on tiktok during grief made sense but maybe doesn't anymore.

What if the ticket to the next thing is actually being present in the current thing?

Have you ever felt like hope is a little naive? Like maybe it requires you to ignore reality and focus on rainbows and butterflies? Let's talk about going beyond thoughts and prayers to use hope to actually change the world. Dramatic? Always! 

Happy New Year! Let's kick things off with a little chat about how to step beyond black and white and find glory in the gray. 

This podcast is all about the power in not knowing, but if there is one "knowing" I will defend to my death, it's Mary's. Sharing a poem, some tears (sorrrrry), and why I feel like all of this matters so much. 

Do you blame yourself when you feel distant from divinity? Do you feel like if you were better at praying or more righteous thennnnnn God will show up? Do you think everything is your fault? This one is for you! 

God vs. Santa actually perfectly explains the number one reason I returned to faith. 

Overwhelmed? Want to hide in a cave? What if you were made for this though? Idk sounds fun? Let's try it?

Even faith can't escape the weight of decision fatigue. Is there a solution? Maybe!