Author Archives: msw blog
love
When we are deeply loved, we rest more. We demand more. We expect more. We move through the world differently. Our hips sway with ease, our voices carry with certainty, our decisions are made with boldness. Love shifts the way … Continue reading
You’re avoiding decision-making
“Clutter builds up when you postpone the tiny choices. Decluttering isn’t about being ruthless; it’s about being present and knowing what’s actually serving you,” Moser said. “Decisions, not storage bins, create organization,” Stevens-Heebner said. “Buying containers before you sort is … Continue reading
Sibling reflection
You didn’t choose your sibling, but you do get to choose how much space they take up in your adult life. Reflect on what you’re tolerating from a sibling that you’d never accept from a friend. What might change if … Continue reading
Marry Him: The Case for Settling for Mr. Good Enough
Marry Him: The Case for Settling for Mr. Good Enough by Lori Gottlieb (2011, 321 pages) This insightful work serves as a practical “dating public service announcement” (p. 312), urging readers to adjust their perspectives to make the search for … Continue reading
grieving
When someone you love is grieving, what’s your instinct? Do you try to fix it, or can you sit with it? What would it look like to stop trying to make grief better and just make space for it to … Continue reading
