a soft reflection on change, growing up, and the quiet courage it takes to step into the unknown—this piece explores the beauty of holding on while letting go, and the endless versions of ourselves we’re still becoming.

we often hear the phrase “the muse” and “the artist” when speaking of romantic relationships. there is beauty in them, intimacy, complex and simplicity. let’s unpack together what this means and what makes for a meaningful and fulfilling connection between an artist and a muse.

oh suzanne collins, the woman you are. you don’t just write stories—you hold up a mirror to the world and dare us to look. sunrise on the reaping isn’t just another hunger games novel. it’s a gut punch, a political reckoning, and a love letter to one of the most tragic, complex characters in the series: haymitch abernathy. i have so many thoughts, so many theories, and so many emotions, and if you’ve read it too, i know you do too. so let’s talk about it.

time is a funny thing. perception, too. it’s how we see, hear, and experience the world around us—and it’s more powerful than we realize. those five senses we learned about in kindergarten? they’re superpowers. how we perceive things shapes everything—our emotions, our reactions, our relationships. what’s amazing is that perception isn’t fixed; we can shift it, adapt it, and make it work for us. in reality, how we see the world is just as important as the world itself. so, what if we could choose how to perceive things and make it all feel just a little more magical?

this women’s history month, i’m reflecting on the beauty and power of femininity and how far we’ve come as women, while acknowledging how much further we still need to go. here, we will dive into why we must honor this month, the importance of embracing feminism, and the ongoing fight for equality. from personal stories to thoughts on women-led businesses, i share why i’m so proud to be a woman, the challenges we face, and the collective strength we possess. let’s continue to celebrate and empower each other, today and every day.

when we hear the word soulmate, our minds jump straight to romance—but what if soulmates are so much more? what if they’re the friends who show up when you need them most, the strangers you only meet once but never forget, or even the places that make you feel whole?

mamma mia! the iconic musical we all know and love is coming back on broadway after a decade from closing. let’s talk about it!

what a wonderful thing it is to feel lovely. there’s a certain magic in slipping into an outfit that makes you feel like you could be twirling in a field of daisies or sashaying into your favorite coffee shop with your own personal theme song playing in the background. it’s the feeling of being wrapped in glitter, the kind that sparkles when the sun hits it just right, like you’re stepping out of your very own fairy tale. and this spring? the fashion gods have truly outdone themselves. let’s talk about it!