best-life blueprint
real-world wisdom for empowered living
“it’s not about being ‘only’ human
it’s about being ‘fully' human, fully you”
- R.L.
. the path to you isn’t straight—it’s a spiral
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Open yourself to renewal—even just a little—and feel the landscape of your life begin to shift. Can you think of a clearer proof than the butterfly?
Chrysalis moments aren’t time lost—they're bridges to deep becoming.
The restless phases, the hushed in-betweens—each unwinds a necessary piece.
Your part? Keep saying yes—twists, turns, curves, and all.
Your True North lies just beneath the surface, pointing to the life you could create.Embrace the truth you’ve always carried—begin within, then lead from it.
who knows
how many women
there are
in me?
— after Anais Nin
. source from within—find your true-north
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1. Being human means you can make choices that serve you
Will life happen to you—or will you choose You?
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2. Your brain is wired to thrive; will you let it sit idle?
One day, a rumble—Sleeping Giant awakes
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3. Release a little fear—feel a new spark of vitality
What might lie outside your comfort zone?
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4. Belonging lives within—are you anchoring where it counts?
Disconnection is a silent cry—Take heart
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5. Come from your heart—it's the sound of you
Can the heart sing if your voice stays coiled?
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6. Give yourself permission to rise—it uplifts everyone
Do you know what truly lights you up?
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7. No haste, just the journey; stay open, travel light
Has 'arriving' really been a thing in your life?
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being fully you is a journey—walk together
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Classical yoga gave me my first taste of embodied well-being—and awareness. The practices left no doubt: pair tools that meet you where you are with a curious, open mindset, and you land somewhere you’ve never been—a new chapter.
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Practices that relax mind and body take the edge off stress, easing us into grounded presence. Old stories and buried knots begin to loosen; we release labels (Oddball’ and Outcast in my case) and the opinions of others. Slowly but surely, we clear space for renewal and possibility.
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Do the work, reap the fruit. We reclaim parts of ourselves once rejected by the world or by us. Owning the flip side of the Oddball /Outcast once obscuring my True North—the Free Spirit /Lone Wolf in me—opened my fullest path. What fruit might you reap as you do the work?
the
journey
of
a thousand
miles
begins with
one
step
- Lao Tse
. stay grounded—with inspiration
You might have heard of the proverbial breadcrumb trail on the journey.
But our b-log?
Only genuine signposts, fully relevant to your path
