This is the moment we remember who we are
There’s a lot swirling right now, isn’t there?
The world feels loud. Heavy Headlines. Heartbreaking.
It’s very easy to tune out and ignore the complete bin fire that’s escalating around the globe. And in our own backyard.
If you’re anything like me, you might feel like you’re oscillating between wanting to scream into the void or crawl under a blanket and opt out completely.
When we shrink, the noise wins.
When we go quiet, the hate gets louder.
When we disconnect, the world gets colder.
So this is not the time to check out.
It’s the time to anchor in.
To reconnect to our why.
To come back to soul, self, and each other.
We don’t need more empty noise.
We need more wise leaders speaking truth.
More rebels of the heart doing small, powerful things with deep intention.
So if you're wondering what you can do right now, in a world that feels too big, too broken. Then start small.
Reach out to someone who inspires you.
Sit with your bare feet on the ground.
Light a candle for hope and say something true out loud.
Use your voice in a meeting where silence would have felt easier.
Make something. Anything. A cake. A plan. A poem. A stand.
Hug someone for too long. Obviously with permission.
Write the post. Start the project. Begin again.
These are not small things.
These are radical, reclaiming acts.
When we remember who we are-leaders, healers, creators, wild-hearted warriors who’ve walked through fire and still choose to love, we create ripples that matter for others.
Especially now.
So don’t shrink to fit. Don’t dim.
Reconnect. Reclaim. Rise.
The world doesn’t need our perfection.
It needs our presence.