It All Begins Here

Some words already tell you what they mean, if you slow down enough to hear them.

Being beautiful is you being you until you’re full. I love that as a way of defining a word we so regularly use to describe appearance. Full of your own values, your own voice, your own way of seeing things. When you are able to show up fully, you
Intimacy is seeing into someone and letting them see into you. Put this way, a big word gets a lot simpler. The Latin root, intimus, means ‘innermost,’ and this way of reading it lands in the same place. Notice how it starts: into me. Before anyone
Emotion comes from the Latin emovere, meaning ‘to move out.’ The way I see it, happiness, sadness, anger, joy, every emotion is movement. Each one rises in your body, asks to be felt, and is meant to move on. Sometimes an emotion feels so big that
To inspire is to awaken one’s spirit. While the true etymology comes from the Latin inspirare, "to breathe into,” I like this alternative interpretation. When you’re inspired, when your spirit is awakened, you feel more alive, more animated, and fl