FINDING ME: We often wear masks to manage the many roles we hold — showing up for work, family, friendships, and finances with strength and grace. But when life challenges us, that mask can crack. The inner critic gets louder, and we start to feel the quiet weight of disconnection. The pressure to keep being someone we’ve outgrown.
There is another way. Working with self-knowledge and gentle self-observation, we can begin to make small, meaningful shifts — learning not to accept what no longer serves us, and slowly returning to the most authentic version of ourselves as a steady guide forward.
There is another way. Working with self-knowledge and gentle self-observation, we can begin to make small, meaningful shifts — learning not to accept what no longer serves us, and slowly returning to the most authentic version of ourselves as a steady guide forward.
