If you’ve practiced yoga consistently for many years you may have noticed something subtle and surprising: your memory  changes. Not the facts of your life, but the way you see them. Experiences that once felt confusing, embarrassing, painful, or even “wrong” slowly begin to soften. What once carried shame may now carry gratitude. What once felt like a mistake may now feel like a necessary chapter. Nothing about the past has changed—and yet everything about how you hold  it

From A+ Pressure to B-Level Freedom For most of my life, perfection wasn’t just something I aimed for — it was the standard. My early mentors were adamant about excellence, precision, and never missing a beat. I absorbed that without blinking. Honestly, it was already in my blood. If something wasn’t an A+, it felt like failure. And when I did  make mistakes? I’d beat myself up for days. The shame...the heaviness...the feeling that I was somehow less-than because I wasn’t fla

Thanksgiving Love Letter to the Body That Has Carried You Through It All This Thanksgiving, as we sit with the theme of gratitude, I find myself thinking not only about the blessings we name out loud, the family, the friendships, the home, the food...but also the quiet blessings we forget to acknowledge. The blessings that live under our skin. The ones we wear every day without even noticing. Our bodies. Our stories. Our scars. We’ve all lived enough life to know the body doe