Category: Find Your Happy Place
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Did You Know|Sunflower Theory
Did you know there is something called the “Sunflower Theory”? 🌻 It’s the beautiful idea that when life gets dark, sunflowers turn toward each other instead of the sun.
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ATasteOfFlava|My Neighborhood
My neighborhood isn’t one thing… it’s everything. From kids playing and food trucks rolling through, to late nights, early mornings, and moments that don’t always feel safe… life still shows up here every day. 🌻
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H&W|That Feeling Off Feeling
You ever wake up and nothing is really wrong… but nothing feels right either? Your body feels off. Your energy is low. Your spirit just isn’t settled. Before you push through it… let’s talk about what that feeling really means— and what your body might be trying to tell you.
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H&W|The Importance of Feeling Safe
We talk a lot about being safe… but feeling safe? That’s something different. You can be surrounded by noise, people, and movement… and still feel completely at peace. And you can be in a quiet place… and still feel on edge. So what is it that actually makes us feel safe? This Sunday Health &…
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Coffee with Lady Flava: Coffee with Lady Flava
Some chapters of life close quietly, not with anger or disappointment, but with gratitude. Over a cup of coffee this morning, I found myself reflecting on the people who walk into our lives at just the right time—and how sometimes the greatest gift from a season isn’t the work we did, but the friendships we…
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H&W |Neuroplasticity
What if I told you your brain is not fixed? What if the patterns you’ve been living with — stress, fear, old habits, negative self-talk — can actually be rewired? This Saturday Health & Wellness, we’re talking about one powerful word every woman should understand: Neuroplasticity. You are not stuck. You are adaptable. You can…
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H&W| Having A Pet
Pets bring comfort, companionship, and calm into our lives — often showing up for us in ways words never could.
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RealTalk|You Stop Forcing…
Today is about honoring your needs, protecting your peace, and choosing yourself without guilt. Real talk: it’s okay to say no.

