The Quiet Revolution

by W. Re'GinaeIn Her VoicePosted on No Comments

There’s a particular weight that settles in your chest when you realize you’ve been carrying everyone else’s storms while your own garden withers. We collect other people’s anxieties like worry stones, smooth them with our attention until our pockets are heavy with concerns that were never meant to be ours.
Here’s what no one tells you about establishing boundaries: it feels like betrayal at first. But your peace isn’t something you have to earn through endless service. It’s your birthright.

The Selful Shift

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The Art of Betterment Without Ego Personal and professional growth are buzzwords we hear all the time. Yet, they often carry a subtle undertone of competition and comparison. In a world that celebrates hustle culture, it’s easy to think that leveling up includes stepping on someone else’s toes or losing your perspective. But what if …

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Let Them Go: The Talk You Didn’t Know You Needed

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Embracing Growth, Evolving Relationships, and Killin’ It in the New Year This could be you and me—two friends, a glass of wine in hand, keepin’ it real about what it takes to grow, thrive, and let go. You: So, it’s a new year. Can you believe it? This is going to be my year—I can …

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Let’s Talk About Your Innate Authority

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Personal power isn’t something you have to chase. It’s something you have to stop avoiding. That hesitation you feel? That little tug of discomfort? It’s not a warning. It’s a signal that it’s time to stop second-guessing, or sidestepping and embrace your innate authority.