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When I started my 2026 planning, I wasn’t looking for a more aggressive growth plan or a filled up calendar. I was looking for alignment between how I spend my time and what actually matters to me. Alignment between stability and growth. Alignment between the work I say yes to, and the life I’m building around it. That clarity didn’t come easily, but once it started to surface, it became impossible to ignore. From Clarity to Aligned Action Clarity creates awareness. Alignmen

From a young age, the outdoors has been my sanctuary. The quiet rustle of leaves, the vibrant colors of wildflowers, and the intricate balance of ecosystems fascinated me. This deep connection with nature shaped my values and eventually guided my career path. Today, I work in waste reduction, helping businesses and projects save money by cutting down on waste. It might sound surprising that a passion for nature would lead to a job focused on trash, but the link is clear: prot

This week, my brain felt overloaded, not because I had too many ideas, but because I was trying to force myself into one lane. I kept asking questions like Which version of me is the right one? The strategist? The creative? The guide? The builder? And the more I tried to choose, the louder the overwhelm became. The realization came quietly: I don’t actually have to be just one thing. I can be whatever I want to be. There was relief in that. And honesty, too. Because the chaos

It’s so natural to reflect on the previous year as the days get shorter and the cold weather forces us inside more. We don’t get to bask in the sunlight, but we can revisit the moments that bring us light. All the memories, ideas, and sparks that keep a quiet fire going underneath the daily hustle and routine. I love looking back on my photos from the year and remembering all of the adventures along the way. This December, I’ve been surprised by what’s bringing that light