Written By Rebecca

I have a reputation for being positive, inspiring, solving problems, and getting the things I want. While that's a nice rep to have, it's not how I felt for the first half of my life. My brain did not naturally find the positivity or opportunity in most things when I was a child and up through college. I had a series of life events that made me think it was me against the world, where I had to fight through everything with force. It was very Taylor Swift's "you're on your own

Journaling is an outlet for many because the act of writing helps process information and allows for more reflection during and after. As an author, it's common for me to take experiences from my real life and interpret them in a fictional world to give my characters other options I didn't have, saviors that show up for them, or a way to save themselves. They always learn the lessons they need to learn and I help my characters by giving them those experiences. When I started

Hi 💞 missed you. I haven’t updated my blog and newsletter to talk to you in a while. There were a few reasons for that. If you have a few spare minutes, I would like to tell you about it. There have been many times in the past few years, where I have backed out of what I wanted to do out of fear. Can you relate to that? Self-sabotage sucks 😢 It is like there is so much potential at the tip of my tongue, excited and ready to come out, but then my mind starts to create questi