Hey, love ✨ Have you ever been called too much? Too loud. Too sensitive. Too emotional. Too ambitious. Too dreamy. Too… something? I have. I remember making myself smaller myself on instinct - softening my tone, holding back the sparkle, second-guessing my laughter. Because the world taught me I was easier to love when I was less. It took years to realise that the parts of me they called “too much” - they were actually my power. My laugh, my sensitivity, my actual rage or sense of injustice. Those are my compass needles. My portals to joy and alignment. So if you’ve ever tried to silence your bigness to fit in - I see you. And I want to offer this tiny practice today: Next time you feel the urge to shrink, pause. Breathe. And ask: What would my “too much” self do here? Then do that. Even just a little. And if you want a space where your full self is not just allowed, but celebrated - come join us in the Worthy & Rising community. We meet 3-4 times each lunation for chats, reflection + magic. The next workshop is called The Art of Receiving - and darling, it’s going to be delicious. 🌙 Link’s in the bio, or here:

You’re allowed to change your mind. You’re allowed to outgrow something you once fought hard to become. To release a dream that no longer fits. To say, “Actually… I want something different now.” Because you’ve changed. Your energy has shifted. Your desires have deepened. Your capacity for truth has expanded - and that’s a good thing. Radical self honesty means honouring who you are now, even if it means undoing something that once made sense. You don’t have to explain it. You’re becoming... We practise that inside Worthy & Rising - a space for unfolding. Where honesty is sacred. Where change is welcome. Where growth doesn’t have to be pretty to be powerful. If you’re in the middle of a shift… or on the edge of one… you’re so invited. ✨ To join, go straight to:

Do you know that weird tension before a breakthrough? When you suddenly feel tired, distracted, avoidant… You clean the whole house instead of writing that post (if you are a content creator of a sort, like me). You forget the thing that lit you up just yesterday. You convince yourself it’s not time yet. That you need to wait. Rest. Learn more. Be better. That’s resistance. Because you’re close to something real - not because you're on the wrong path. You're close to an edge that actually means something. Your nervous system is not used to this new version of you yet. The bold one. The visible one. The honest one. The one who says, “I want this,” and lets that be enough. Radical self honesty means seeing the resistance and still choosing to move... authentically in your truth... what's underneath all the resistance. That’s what we practise together inside Worthy & Rising. Come sit with us at the edge. The magic’s already in motion. ✨ Go straight to this link, to join the community:

Okay, here’s a thing no one tells you: You can’t fully receive what you pretend you don’t want. You can journal. Manifest. Repeat the affirmations. Do the visualisations and rituals and baths and candle spells… But if you’re still whispering “it’s fine” when it isn’t… Still saying “I don’t need much” when you’re craving connection, abundance, pleasure, more... Then the receiving gets stuck. Muted. Muffled behind your own protection. And I get it. Wanting something out loud can feel terrifying. Like: “What if I name it and never get it?” “What if it’s too much?” “What if people think I’m greedy or unrealistic or self-absorbed?” But love… the art of receiving begins before anything arrives. It starts in that quiet moment of honesty. The kind that says: 💫 I want this 💫 I’m scared to want this 💫 I’m allowed to want this anyway And that… opens the door. We will be practising this inside Worthy & Rising - especially in our upcoming New Moon workshop: 🌑 The Art of Receiving — July 24 at 11:30 CEST If you’re ready to shift from hunger to openness - from suppression to permission… Come join us. ✨ If you want to join the community, go straight to:

Okay love… let’s go there for a second. What are you pretending not to want? Not what’s realistic. Not what’s socially acceptable. Not what’s easy to explain at social gatherings, to your friends or family. But what you actually want. The life that would make your whole body exhale in a great big sigh of relief. The thing you secretly crave but haven’t let yourself say out loud. The dream you keep brushing off because… “what if it doesn’t work out?” Yeah. That one. Here’s the thing: Not naming it doesn’t make it go away. It just makes it louder - in the background. In your restlessness. In your resentment. In that sense of almost, but not quite. So here’s your permission slip: ✨ You don’t have to chase it. ✨ You don’t have to explain it. ✨ You don’t have to justify it with strategy or logic. But you can name it. You can want it. And you deserve to have space to hold it, even before it becomes real. We practise that kind of honesty inside Worthy & Rising - my free rebel community. If you’re ready to honour you truth, come join us. ✨ To join, go straight to:

For a long time, I didn't really truly know what shadow work meant. I even thought it meant digging into wounds with a flashlight and a pickaxe. But I’ve learned it’s more like lighting a candle and whispering, “Okay love… I see you now.” Your shadow isn’t a villain - it’s not here to shame you. It’s the version of you that learned to hide, so you could survive. It’s the spark you were told was too much. The truth you softened to keep the peace. The desire you swallowed to stay liked. The wildness you caged to seem “healed.” But it’s all still there. You just haven’t felt safe enough to fully see it yet. So here’s a gentle reminder: You can just witness yourself with tenderness. And let that be enough. 🖤 Inside Worthy & Rising, we hold space for this. Come join us. Bring your whole self - even the parts you still feel unsure about. You will be held. ✨ To join, go straight to:

Radical self honesty means creating space for truth, and sometimes calling yourself out on your own bullshit (let me just dismantle this immediately, and say that most of the shit we carry isn't even ours... so rest assured). Although it doesn’t mean dragging yourself through the mud, or spiralling into shame just because you’ve outgrown something. It's spaceholding without urgency or blame. It means asking things like: ✨ “Is this actually working for me?” ✨ “Whose voice is this ‘should’ I keep repeating?” ✨ “What do I secretly want, but haven’t let myself name yet?” Being honest with yourself is about reconnecting with yourself. the version of you, you're craving to express. And inside Worthy & Rising, we practise that together - with compassion, curiosity, and just enough magic to make the discomfort feel like a doorway. Come join us. There’s room for all of you here. ✨ Go straight to this link to join:

There are things we never say out loud, because we’ve never had the space or the sense of safety. Or even the language. But silence doesn’t equal disappearance, because the body remembers stuff. In the way we are tense. In fatigue. In those tiny moments when we make ourselves small. Radical self honesty is about creating space for something sacred to come forward. I might sound "brutal" to be radically self honest, but really it isn't. It's gentle and curious space-holding for the whispers. The breaths, you almost daren't breathe. The quiet yes, or long-overdue no. You don’t have to scream your truth. You don’t even have to share it with the internet. But maybe, just let it have room to exist. Even if it’s just between you and your notebook. ...Although, you don't have to go through this alone. We’re moving through this together inside my free community, Worthy & Rising. You’re invited - just as you are. ✨ Go straight to: