Floodlights
Brit KoloFloodlights is where I practice shining without shrinking—rewiring old beliefs, illuminating the patterns that shaped me, and sharing whatever genuinely lights me up. It’s not self-help or step-by-step advice; it’s a lived, honest unfolding. Think memoir
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Becoming the Person Who Wakes Up Before Your Kids
For the past few months, something strange has been happening to me in the mornings. Ever since I got a new phone sometime around November, my alarm has developed a habit of… not actually waking me up. Technically the alarm does go off, but...
Loving, Reading, & Learning Lately, #1
I don’t know about you but I love a curated list of things someone is vibing with, so, here’s mine as of late:
Note: I’ve included links, but they’re not affiliate links. I don’t get anything from these brands for sharing them with you....
The Compliments I Received Last Week
For years now, I’ve been practicing the art of receiving compliments.
Not in a performative way. Not with exaggerated gratitude or forced humility. But in the disciplined, conscious way of not batting them away. Of not immediately shrinkin...
What If You’re Still On Track?
My week did not unfold the way I had expected it to. Considering the astrology of the moment and the general energetic weather of February, I have a feeling I’m not alone in that.
It began with a stomach bug last weekend, hitting one kids...
How I'm Quietly Redesigning My Ordinary Days
Last week, I mentioned that I’d hit a breaking point. It wasn’t dramatic. There was no blow-up, no big external event that forced my hand. It was quieter than that. A steady, almost disorienting realization that I felt unlike myself, and I...
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Recovering good girl turned full-wattage human floodlight—unlearning the rules, breaking the patterns, and choosing brilliance over approval.
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