“Just let it go, you can’t do anything about it anyway”“Just let go of it and move on”“It’s the way things are…”“Just accept it”Has anyone said things to you before?It feels like you're resigning. Like the problem is way bigger than you and that you can’t do anything to change it. It feels hopeless.It feels like giving up. I used to be someone that didn’t “just accept” anything… defeat is not part of my vocabulary. I don’t like giving up… or losing… (I’m an Aries af[...]
Recently I’ve been thinking back to the person I was 5 years ago. She was fearless and free. A total go-getter. High energy. Scattered. Playful. Enthusiastic. She had big dreams and the energy to do whatever it took to make them happen. It was all beautiful. As I’ve gotten older, I’ve retained a lot of those inspiring and maybe wild qualities - but have found less joy in throwing myself 110% into life without any strategy. I have less energy for randomness. I have the same passion in my heart but I nee[...]
Every successful brand, business, and even HUMAN has a "Why". Your "Why" is the driving force behind all that you do. The clearer your "Why" is, the more confidently you can make decisions, the better you can communicate with people, and the more effectively you can live your life and make an impact!Letters to My Little Sisters has a core mission and a couple of values that make up our "Why". The Why: The world becomes a more loving place when people are willing to do the wo[...]
If you're reading this, then chances are that you've seen my re-brand announcement video on IGTV. (@letterstomylittlesisters) I tried to keep it light and funny and simple but in doing so I completely neglected to talk about the catalyst of this whole decision. And as someone who is normally sharing her process with the internet, I figured I should share the thought process of one of the most important pieces of my journey thus far.AND even in the 2 months that it took me to actually edit[...]
I started searching for an old blog post on the meaning of "Home" that I wrote back in 2015 for the "Big Sister Program Pilot Group" Call tonight and got carried away peeking into the heart of 20-year-old Annabelle. So much has changed since then. So many things about me are different now. And so many things are about to change again. I floated down a river of old memories as I read my old reflections. I remembered the visceral desire I had to find a "home" and how lost and alone I felt at times because I c[...]
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