Before 30, I learned lessons that shaped how I show up in relationships, work, and for myself. Some lessons came softly. Others came through heartbreak, burnout, and growing pains I didn’t see coming. But I’m grateful for all of them. Here are a few truths I had to learn before stepping into thi

everything changed when I started seeing my habits as part of who I am. once it's tied to who you are, you don't need constant motivation - skipping it feels off. understanding that your habits are directly correlated to your sense of self, like: “I want to work out” vs “I’m the kind

For a long time, I thought being a good person meant fixing everything. Everyone’s problems. Everyone’s emotions. Everyone’s relationships. Everyone’s crises. I carried responsibilities that were never mine because I thought love meant sacrifice. But eventually I realized something:

Hey girlies! These are some habits I picked up on that have expanded my mindset and allowed me to try new things. It can be easy to get caught up in social media and other people’s success, while doing it on your own may seem impossible. But, mindset growth starts with you and your habits. You’re s

Gaining wisdom is such an underrated blessing. I could not be more grateful for the life lessons I’ve been taught over the years. If I could go back in time, I actually wouldn’t change a thing. Everything I’ve ever encountered was necessary for this new era. 🤍 #wordsofwisdom #wordoftheday

1️⃣ Before correcting my husband, I learned to bring my frustrations to the Lord first. Asking the Holy Spirit for wisdom on when to speak and when to be quiet. And if I do speak, that my words would reach his heart. 2️⃣ Marriage reveals what God still wants to refine in us. Our marriage is only

being an education major, I absolutely LOVE teaching!! but oftentimes, kids don’t love coming to school🫠 the three BIGGEST “issues” I’ve come across during my time in the classroom are: 1.) low testing scores —> not knowing how to study 📚 2.) trouble focusing —> not understanding mater

Hi everyone! I am a Sophomore this year, and my freshman year was a rollercoaster to say the least. I came to school after getting freshly cheated on, having no friends that I knew on campus, and questioning who I was. As I look back and reflect on my first year, these are the things that I feel we

Now that the shock of turning 31 years old has worn off, I decided to make a list of 31 lessons I learned throughout my little life. Most of which were learned during my rough 20’s. 🫠 Let’s get into it.. 1. Boldly love myself - I wear a ring with my name on it. Never in a million years did I

Girlhood is realizing nobody actually taught us basic feminine health — like the REAL stuff. Not the sugar-coated middle school slideshow, not the “you’ll get a period” talk, but the actual day-to-day things about our bodies that would’ve saved us so much confusion and embarrassment. Most of us

my 20s have been all about finding my way - figuring out who i am and what’s important to me, how to operate as an adult, deciding on my values and beliefs, building habits, etc. there’s so much more than i could fit into this one post, but these are some of the most uncomfortable lessons i’ve

One thing that will teach you so much about yourself is inviting another person into your life. When you become married you experience life and a new way that can be amazing and stressful and growing all at the same time. Whether you are single in relationship or married, I want to challenge yo

as a 26 year old, these are some of the lessons I've learned through much self-reflection and self-awareness. I know these realizations have grounded me as I navigate my 20s and i hope they help you too! #lemon8partner #wellnessessentials #lemon8challenge #mentalhealthawareness #m

After renting for 3 years, I’ve learned some lessons *the hard way* and picked up a few renter gems along the way 😅 Whether you're moving into your first place or deep into your renter era, this post is full of real talk + practical tips I wish someone told me sooner. Here’s what I’ve learne

Learning crochet takes time, patience, and practice. I wish I knew that mistakes are normal, tension improves with time, and there’s no “right” way to crochet. It will be frustrating when you start, don’t get me wrong, but once you find your flow it becomes very therapeutic very quickly and that’s

Something I’ve learned to get used to in motherhood (that I never thought was possible for me) is to IGNORE THE MESS. I don’t mean, let the roaches & mold take over your home, I’m talking about the toys on the floor, the cluttered counters, the piles of laundry, the sink full of dishes….

1. Failure is part of the process: I failed so much trying to build my travel tech startup, and sometimes it was so frustrating I just wanted to quit but I knew that's what's happen when you are building something new so if you want to win more, you also need to fail more because failure is

I had the privilege of learning from a global CHANEL makeup artist, and these tips completely changed how I approach makeup. From blending techniques to product placement, every detail was intentional—blush before foundation, applying eyeshadow with your eyes open, and using tools in ways I neve

My first post I wanted to reflect on the 7 things I’ve learned this year ! Being in my 20’s I’ve definitely felt both ends of the stick “ I have enough time ”⏳ and “I’m running out of time “ ⌛️! Well for the new year I want to make time ⏱️ Time for my ideas and things I enjoy 😊 so here’s to the end

Motherhood is such a learning curve and each time around there is always something new to learn. These are just some of the things I wish I learned earlier in motherhood! #motherhoodtips #motherhoodadvice #lemon8parenting #newborntips #motherhoodcommunity

Live in love and always have a time

I quietly stepped away from social media for a couple of weeks. Not because I stopped loving creating. Not because I ran out of ideas. Not because I was giving up. I stepped away because I needed to recharge my battery. I love posting. I love educating. I love sharing things that might

1- being a “band kid” i was bullied everyday in high school and middle school for being in the marching band. everyone called me a band kid. when people think of band kids, they think of you as a nerd, unattractive, annoying, etc. now, i get to major in jazz and do the thing i love as a career. m

I got 11 month Ruth about a month ago. It’s a new and somewhat scary thing being a first time dog owner. It’s an exciting and rewarding journey ahead. Remember, it’s okay to feel a bit overwhelmed at first. It’s all part of the process. Your dog will need patience, love, and consistency, but the bo