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Continue reading →: A Red Folder, a Fax Machine, and a Reminder to Slow DownA Red Folder, a Fax Machine, and a Reminder to Slow Down The other day, while tidying up my office cupboards, I stumbled upon something unexpected — a small red folder. I knew instantly it was old, and probably important. Inside were a couple of photos and three neatly sealed…
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Continue reading →: Muscle Is Your New Superpower: Why Women Must Lift WeightsThis week I’ve been in that half-work, half-holiday state of mind. I wander into the gym later than usual, earbuds in, app ready, expecting the usual quiet weight room. But today? Packed. Every bench taken, every machine occupied. I pause, a bit stunned, and just watch. You know how women…
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Continue reading →: Don’t put me in a box!The other day, while chatting with a friend about my not-so-secret obsession — Human Design — he surprised me with his remark, “I just don’t like being put in a box.” That actually surprised me. Because to me, Human Design is the opposite of that. We’ve already been put in boxes our…
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Continue reading →: The Quiet Side of SummerSummer has arrived—earlier than usual this year—but here it is, in all its blazing glory. For most people, it’s the highlight of the year: laying on the beach, heading off to southern Europe in search of palm trees, warm beaches, and golden tans. You guessed it—that’s not exactly my cup…
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Continue reading →: A Date with Myself (and My Design)Every so often, I set aside time for a date with myself—and my Human Design. As a triple split, I need people to reconnect all my moving parts. It’s not just self-care—it’s self-connection. A moment to align, integrate, and truly feel like me.
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Continue reading →: Sunlight Through the CracksEven in life’s darkest seasons, there’s always a spark of light—if you’re open to seeing it. In this blog, I share how a simple daily gratitude practice can bring comfort, clarity, and light, even on the hardest days.
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Continue reading →: Versailles, Books & ManifestorsHuman Design is always with me—like a curious filter on the world. Whether I’m watching a movie, reading a novel, or wandering Versailles, I’m mentally typing everyone. Naturally, I had to run Louis XIV’s chart. One look, and boom: the Sun King’s Manifestor energy confirmed everything I already sensed.
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Continue reading →: How to slow down timeTime feels like it speeds up as we get older—but what if we could shift that perception? In this post, I share how the Bullet Journal method helped me slow down, feel more present, and reclaim a sense of calm in my daily life. Maybe it could do the same…
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Continue reading →: Mountains, mornings and magic ponchosIt’s pitch black when we leave. I can’t see a thing—just hear the rush of water (is that a river?) and the steady rhythm of horse hooves. Honestly, I have no clue how the horse knows where to go. Does he have night vision? Whatever the case, I trust him…







