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When we become mothers, we often lose our identity to our children. When asked to talk about ourselves, the first thing we usually start with is… “I’m a mom.” We tend to identify ourselves through the lens of others, often forgetting the person we were before we had kids. Our needs and wants are put to the side for those around us, often pulling us in multiple directions.

As we age, why do we feel compelled to choose between nurturing our social lives, prioritizing our well-being, being present for our children, and pursuing a fulfilling career? Is it truly impossible to excel in all areas simultaneously? When we sacrifice one aspect of our lives for another, are we truly living to our fullest potential? These are the challenges many of us encounter, and as time progresses, the uphill battle seems to grow steeper, often leading us to surrender parts of our lives that once brought us immense joy, before the weight of added responsibilities set in.

At the start of the year, we set lofty goals and proclaim our intentions, only to realize three months in that we've barely made a dent in them. This realization can breed stress and anxiety, overshadowing the simple triumph of making it through each day. But let's pause and celebrate that very accomplishment – making it through another day

As women, we constantly have a running list of things to do in our heads, making it hard to wind down and decompress. The list contains things we have to complete for our families, work, friends, etc., and for some reason, our own needs either end up at the bottom of the never-ending list or don’t make the list at all.

But what if we dared to flip this perpetual list and placed our needs at the forefront?

Women have consistently been perceived as the underdog, necessitating the adoption of a "tough woman" persona to prove our ability to compete with men. Any display of emotions is met with societal judgment, branding us as weak or incapable of handling challenges.

We're taught to maintain composure, regardless of exhaustion, and to be self-reliant, avoiding dependence on others

In a world inundated with trends and societal pressures, the journey to authentic self-love can feel like a challenging path to navigate. From childhood innocence to the pressures of conforming to what's considered "cool," many of us find ourselves sacrificing our true selves in the pursuit of societal acceptance.

Growing up, I often observed women saying "yes" more frequently than "no," even when their expressions hinted otherwise. It seemed like they felt obligated to comply, regardless of their existing commitments or personal plans.

As an adult, I question whether we're perpetuating this cycle ourselves or if it's an enduring societal norm. To that, I emphatically say, "NO!" I refuse not only to subject myself to such situations but also to serve as a role model suggesting that this is an unavoidable aspect of womanhood.

February is celebrated as the month of LOVE! This is the time when we, as a society, find ourselves divided – either embracing it as a favorite month or cringing at the onslaught of pink, red, flowers, and hearts plastered everywhere. This month can evoke a range of emotions, both good and bad, but I believe it’s all about how we interpret the meaning and actions behind love and how we apply it.

As we bid farewell to yet another month and find ourselves stepping into the threshold of a new one, I've come to realize the profound meaning hidden within those familiar words. "Happy New Month" isn't merely a salutation; it's a celebration of fresh beginnings, a chance to reset, and a moment to reflect.

We've all experienced those mornings when we wake up feeling energized and ready to conquer the day. The music is playing, we're smiling, and everything seems perfect until we encounter that one person who manages to get under our skin. Whether it's a boss, a stranger, a significant other, a friend, or even a child, their negative words or complaints can quickly turn our bright day into a gloomy one.

As we navigate through the initial weeks of the year, some may already be wavering in their pursuit of annual goals, while others are just embarking on their journey. It often requires considerable mental fortitude to push through challenges and initiate progress.