MOre than Me

25/01/2026

I am committed to standing fully in my truth.

Many of us can sense untruth...
I know, I could, since as far back as I can remember.
Even if it’s just a sense of "not 100% true, something's slightly off"... I could sense it...

Yet, it's scary and isolating to voice this out loud when you are in the minority. I had to learn to suppress much of it very early on - this was a daily challenge.

- Performance and seeking validation from others is no longer a priority for me. I am grateful that it doesn't bother me anymore. "Fitting in" with the majority is no longer a reason worth sacrificing my truth or integrity for.

I’m not interested in performing for applause.
I’m interested in staying solid.

Effort. Consistency. Results.
That’s how I move, even when things get messy, even when people get weird, even when the story gets twisted.

Because I’ve learned something the hard way:
When people lie to look good, truth feels like rebellion.

So I’ll be the rebel.
Not loud. Not petty. Just honest… and unshakable.

🪷 Annie

“In a world of deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act.” ~George Orwell

22/01/2026

We talk about generational wealth as money, property, or opportunity passed down.
But the most powerful inheritance doesn’t sit in a bank account.

It lives in our nervous systems.

A child raised by parents who can pause before reacting,
who can feel without flooding,
who can take responsibility for their emotions instead of handing them off —
that child grows up carrying a different kind of wealth.

They inherit stability.
They inherit trust.
They inherit the felt sense that conflict doesn’t have to mean rupture,
and that emotions can be experienced without becoming overwhelming.

When parents regulate themselves,
children aren’t burdened with emotions that were never theirs to carry.
When parents grow in self-awareness,
children don’t have to spend their lives untangling old patterns
just to find their own voice.

They get something rare:
the freedom to be themselves without carrying inherited weight.
The capacity to stay connected to their humanity under pressure.
The strength to meet life with courage and compassion.

That is next generation wealth.
Not perfection.
Not privilege.

But the gift of growing up unburdened by wounds that weren’t theirs —
and supported by parents who were willing to do the inner work first. ❤️

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18/01/2026

💛Dear past, I honor you.

You carried me here. You taught me lessons I could only learn by living them.

But I need to tell you something now:
I’m not coming back.

I no longer want to repeat stories just to understand why I lived through each one.
I don’t want to carry the weight anymore…
I want to carry the wisdom.

So, past, you’re moving places now.
You no longer live in my decisions.
You live in my clarity.
You live in my growth.
You live in my strength to begin again without collapsing under what once hurt.

Thank you for everything.🙏
Now the future may enter…
and I am ready.

14/01/2026

Hard seasons don’t give
us a free pass to hurt people.

Pain explains behavior,
it doesn’t excuse it.

And choosing better,
even when life is heavy, says everything about who you are.

14/01/2026

Protecting your peace is an act of self respect. As you become more honest with yourself about what feels right, you stop forcing connections, situations, and expectations that cost you too much. Letting go is not loss when it creates space for calm.

The more you listen to your inner knowing, the lighter life begins to feel. Choosing peace does not make you selfish. It means you are learning how to care for yourself in a way that lasts.

Your peace is worth honoring.

14/01/2026

If your "shoes" are beyond repair, 2026 is the perfect year for chucking out that which no longer fits😉. This is a year of reevaluating (not for everyone, but for many, all over the world).
Give yourself permission to explore more of what feels aligned to the real you, to the person you are becoming🫶.
Things are shifting 💫

Over time ignoring small stresses, worries, and fears can be like leaving a car light on overnight—a slow drain on our emotional resources. 💡

If you are going through a difficult situation, at work or in your personal life right now ask yourself, “What can I do to make it better?” 💛

Go inward and search for meaningful solutions or ways to give yourself a positive boost. ⚡️

This may also mean researching ways to exit the situation.🚪

Just like it’s great to be mindful of what your limits are, it’s also great to be ready when the timing is right to make that change. ✌️