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A Quiet Ending to November 🤍

As November comes to a quiet close, I’m reflecting on the small wins, gentle lessons, and honest moments that carried me through this month. It wasn’t perfect, but it was real, and I’m choosing to step into December with softness, intention, and a calmer heart.
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My Top Pet peeves
The three little things that get under my skin — and what they reveal about what I value now.
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✨ My Honest KOHO Review as a Busy Mom Trying to Get My Finances Together (Canada)
My Real Experience Using KOHO in 2025 —A Simple Financial Tool That’s Helped Me Since 2018 Introduction If you’ve been following me for a while, you already know I’ve been rebuilding my financial life slowly and gently — one small step at a time. Between being a mom, working, balancing life, and trying to stay…
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Stay Stylish & Cozy: Top 5 Must-Have Fall Coats (October Edit)

Fall is in full swing — time to layer up! Discover five timeless coats that blend warmth, comfort, and effortless style. From classic trenches to cozy Sherpa textures, these fall favorites will keep you chic all season long.
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What I’m Most Proud Of | Lifestyle Overload Blog
I’m proud of my strength, even when I didn’t feel strong. Of how I’ve learned to start over, to rebuild quietly, and to still lead with love.
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The Side of Me Most People Don’t See
A quiet truth about me that most people don’t know — and how I’m learning to honor the parts of myself that stay unseen.
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September Round-Up 🌿✨

September flew by, but I managed to publish eight new blog posts — from quick daily prompts to deeper reflections. Here’s a full round-up so you can catch up on everything in one place.
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If I Had a Million Dollars to Give Away
If I had a million dollars to give away, I’d give it where it could feel like hope—to the quiet fighters, the dreamers, and those starting over.
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Feeling Out of Place: A Gentle Reflection
Ever felt like you didn’t belong? This gentle reflection shares a personal story of feeling out of place and the lessons it taught about growth and belonging.


