Have you ever walked away from a conversation with that "busy" person feeling rejected, even when there was nothing to be rejected from? "Busy" is just a socially acceptable descriptor for touting your self-importance because "busy" implies that you are "in demand" for doing lots of things (i.e. productivity). Which by extension implies that your worthiness remains wrapped up in your output rather than inherently belonging to you. Your inherent worthiness has nothing to do

If you’re reading this, you’re probably ready for more than just checking boxes and chasing someone else’s idea of success. You want a life that feels meaningful—and, let’s be honest, that means a life that feels like yours. That’s where authenticity comes in. But here’s the truth: living authentically isn’t always easy.

We live in a world that’s obsessed with outcomes: the next promotion, the perfect resume, the highlight reel on social media. But here’s the thing nobody tells you—if you’re not clear on your core values, all that "achievement" can feel hollow. You end up hustling for someone else’s definition of success, and your “brand” (online or off) starts to feel like a mask instead of a true reflection of who you are.