The Reflective Lens
Melissa LopezLuctor et Emergo: I struggle and emerge. This is a space for deeper thought on social dynamics & the enduring lessons from our family past & how to find strength in the process.
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The Disposable Mindset
Have you ever gone to grab something that’s been your trusted go-to for years? Whether that may be a favorite pair of pants, a perfectly broken-in shirt, or work boots so comfortable you forgot you even had them on, only to find out they do...
The Ultimate Oxymoron
“Well…. That’s not normal…”
I have heard that phrase way too much and I am sure plenty of people would agree. We plaster “normal” on just about everything - lab results, test scores, demographics, personalities, emotions, daily routines, e...
To Help One Life Breathe Easier
We have scheduling apps, we have reminder apps, we even have apps to monitor our health, need help with just about anything? There’s an app for that! But know what we don’t have? An app to show us priorities. It is so easy to focus on the “...
When You Want to Hit the Hard Reset Button
We’ve all had those days when the pressure just builds up until it feels like we are running on 1% battery, desperately looking for a charger only to find out we left it at home and need to jump into a conference call. If you’re anything li...
Stay in Your Lane (or Don’t)
You know, there’s a lot to be said for staying in your lane.
When you stick to what you know, you know the speed limits, you know how to drive, and you’re pretty sure you’re not going to crash. It’s safe. It’s comfortable. You feel like yo...
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