Change isn’t always easy, but it’s necessary for growth. Lately, I’ve felt a pull to move forward—a need to let go of relationships, places, and roles that no longer align with who I’m becoming. In the past, I’d question myself, wondering why I felt so disconnected from the familiar. Now, I’ve come to realize that outgrowing is part of evolving, and there’s no shame in needing more. This week, I’m embracing the beauty of change, honoring my growth, and creating space for the next chapter. If you’re feeling the same, know that you’re not alone—it’s all part of the journey.

There’s a powerful shift that comes with realizing you’ve outgrown certain people, places, or paths. This week, I felt the need for change more than ever—a pull to close a chapter not out of failure, but to make space for something more aligned. Embracing this redirection has taught me that waiting for the ‘perfect moment’ to live fully isn’t necessary; the time to live the life you deserve is now. If you’re feeling stagnant or ready for a new beginning, remember: change is growth, and sometimes, letting go is the bravest choice you can make.

Being a strong, authentic woman often means facing judgment and assumptions from those who don’t truly see you. This week, I experienced the pain of being cast as the ‘bad guy’ in someone else’s story—a reminder that standing by my values doesn’t always fit neatly into others’ expectations. But I’ve learned that true strength lies in honoring my truth, even if it means being misunderstood. For any woman who feels the weight of judgment, know this: staying true to yourself is a strength, not a flaw. Embrace who you are, even when others don’t understand.

There’s a unique pain in being misunderstood, especially when you’re striving to live authentically and stay true to yourself. As a woman in business, I know this feeling well. It’s not easy when others misjudge your intentions or paint you as someone you’re not. But over time, I’ve come to see the power in standing firm in my truth, even when others can’t see it. This journey isn’t always comfortable, but with daily reminders of my resilience and authenticity, I’m learning to embrace the strength that comes from being unapologetically me.