Writing that never stops
I once thought my entire world had ended, plunging me into a silent fog of grief after a catastrophic loss. Finding my way back wasn’t about forgetting, but about finding a new purpose in the pain. Now, I use my voice to break the silence for others, proving that even after the deepest darkness, a new dawn is possible.
Ever wondered if you could just delete a painful breakup from your brain? I keep coming back to ‘Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind’ because it asks that exact question, and frankly, the answer still messes with my head. It’s a beautiful, chaotic look at why we might be better off keeping our scars, memories and all.
I thought success meant tidy plans and visible milestones, until a year of lost contracts, hard goodbyes, and late-night packing forced me to reassess. Through small repairs — steady calls, fewer commitments, and honest rest — I learned to measure success by sustainment and values rather than outward proof. By year’s end I accepted a slower, truer sense of progress.
