Where Reality and Inspiration Meet
Greetings beautiful people!
Happy New Year! I’m back and feeling refreshed. My break was much needed. During my time away I was able to visit my parents for Christmas, get organized, and rest. I needed a break. Disconnection is a wonderful practice, under the right intentions. As we get a jump start to the new year, I will be sharing strategies and tips to help you successfully navigate 2021.
Cheers to a new year!
Until next time,
-Peach
It was in my soul to say this, shoutout to Black women. We continue to show up in the world defying the odds. Black women and Black girls please know anything you want to achieve is possible.
If you haven’t already today…thank the Black woman or women in your life they deserve to be celebrated on a major level.
Until next time,
-Peach
Last Saturday, I voted! My voting experience was simple and easy. It was Saturday evening, I didn’t have any plans. So, I went to go vote. When I got to the voting location there was no line. I walked in, received my ballot. Filled out my ballot…five minutes later I was done. It was that easy! Between today and tomorrow, in case you needed a reminder…here it is… GO VOTE!
Tips to make the voting process easier:
Why you should vote:
Until next time…
-Peach
Hey Heyy,
Beautiful people! I’m back and with a gentle reminder…GO VOTE!
Until next time,
-Peach
Hey Heyy,
Beautiful people. I’m taking a mini blogging break. In my hiatus feel free to check out some of the archived blog posts. I will be back with new blog posts starting the October 26th.
Be back soon.
-Peach
Hey Heyy,
For the month of October I am doing a read with me challenge. In this challenge, I am encouraging everyone to read one book of your personal choice. However, in this reading challenge you must read a book that will keep you in high vibration. My book of choice for the reading challenge will be Living In The Light by Shakti Gawin. I discovered the book years ago at a thrift store. I purchased the book and never read it. This past weekend the book resurfaced. I felt an intuitive nudge to read the book…and here we are.
Why a book challenge, Peach? Well, with the interesting times we are living in…why not? We need something to protect our mental health and peace. Books provide a safe haven for protection. Reading high vibration literature about grace, gratitude, and stillness will cultivate the mental protection we need.
Being honest, actively choosing to stay in high vibration amidst the chaos in the world is a challenge. There’s too much going on in the world and social media for that matter. Finding moments to disconnect are essential for self-preservation.
Hope everyone is ready to take on this reading challenge with me.
If you need book recommendations, here are a few:
Until next time,
-Peach
Black women continue to shine your light.
Some folks can’t handle our radiance.
Some try to dim our light.
And even take our lives #BreonnaTaylor.
Black women continue to shine your light.
Even when the world doesn’t protect us.
Even when the world has failed us.
Even when we are dealt an unfair hand.
Know you are an Eve Gene Queen!
Black women continue to shine your light.
Illuminate in your magical melanin.
Tap into your goddess flow.
Protect your sacred energy.
Black women continue to shine your light.
Pour into your own cup.
Love yourself boldly.
Embrace how you feel.
Show up as your unapologetic self.
Black women shine your light!
Until next time,
-Peach
Hey Heyy,
Beautiful people. For today’s blog post…I wanted to celebrate my Mom. Happy Birthday, Mom. Tomorrow is her birthday, Sept. 22nd. The vibration of number 22 symbolizes balance, power, elegance and grace. If the number 22 was a person it would be my Mom.
Mom where do I even begin…we are very much alike as we are different. She is the yin to my yang. She’s born on the first day of fall. I’m born on the first day of spring. She’s a Virgo. I’m a Pisces. We have a beautiful mother-daughter relationship. I can talk to her about anything, she never judges me. She sees me. She accepts me for who I am.
I am proud I spiritually chose her to be my Mom. Thinking of how wonderful she is and how she has greatly influenced the woman I’m becoming, I could cry tears of joy (Pisces moment). My Mom is so patient, strong, beautiful, and courageous. I’ve seen combat racial injustice in the workplace and win. I’ve seen her open the first Black beauty supply store in Aurora, Colorado with my father. She’s truly amazing!
In honor of celebrating my mom’s birthday, I wanted to share 22 things my Mom has taught me.
I love you Mom. Happy Birthday!
Until next time,
-Peach
For the longest, I was insecure about my smile. In 2019, I decided to do something about it. No longer would I romanticize a beautiful smile on my vision board. I took action! I got ceramic braces. Being an adult in braces hit different. A year and some change later, I finally got my braces off.
Now…I no longer hide my smile. I speak confidently without feeling insecure about my teeth. Interesting how one minor change shifted me into a different mindset.
I’m excited and amazed by my results.
As I continue to embrace my new simile I began thinking…
Why do we stop ourselves from things we want to accomplish? My braces journey re-taught me to go after what I want. In doing so, the universe provided for me. Provided the money. Provided the time to take off work. Provided a quick braces timeline. Provided the confidence I needed to continue leading my purposeful work.
Many of us have things we want to accomplish but stop ourselves. Why is it that we let fear stop us from the things we want? When moments come up and we begin to question what we want to accomplish…we must ask the following questions:
Look…before 2020 is over, as a collective I encourage everyone to find one small thing to work on and accomplish it. 2020 is a trying year, but don’t let the year end without you working on improving yourself. Release the fear and lean into the universe supporting your desires.
Until next time,
-Peach
