Category: God’s Grace
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H&W|Self Love & Healing
Self-love isn’t a personality trait — it’s a healing practice. A gentle reminder that caring for yourself and quieting your mind don’t compete… they work together.
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SimplyFlava|Shedeur Sanders|I See Confidence, Not Cockiness
Confidence gets mislabeled when people don’t understand where it comes from. This isn’t about hype, stats, or noise — it’s about character, faith, discipline, and legacy. Sometimes you don’t defend what you see… you simply honor it. Simply Flava.
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H&W |Speak Life Into…
Words carry weight. When spoken with intention, they can heal, strengthen, and remind someone — including yourself — that they matter. A gentle wellness reminder to speak life into the spaces that need it most.
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Real Talk|The Unfinished Rooms We Carry
As this year comes to a close, it’s time to take a walk through your inner house. Some rooms are finished. Some were never meant to be. And some are quietly costing you your peace. You are the cook in your kitchen. You choose what stays on the menu—and what no longer gets served
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ASipOfFlava|When Pain Is Real — and Peace Is Chosen
Some days the pain is real… but so is the warmth in your hands, the quiet moment with your eyes closed, and the peace that reminds you this can still be a good day.
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RealTalk|When Being an Empath Starts Showing Up in Your Body
Being an empath isn’t just emotional — it’s physical. Lately, my body has been reminding me that feeling deeply without protection has a cost. This is a Real Talk about awareness, boundaries, and learning how to care for ourselves without losing our compassion.
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H&W|INTELLECTUAL WELLNESS
Your mind needs nourishment just as much as your body does. Curiosity, learning, creativity — they keep you sharp, grounded, and growing. Let’s talk about Intellectual Wellness… and why feeding your mind is part of living well.
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Life|A Quiet House, A Full Heart
A quiet house, a warm cup of tea, rain against the window, and a moment to just breathe… Sometimes peace finds you in the simplest places. This Thanksgiving night reminded me how far I’ve come — in my healing, in my growth, and in finally learning to love myself exactly as I am.

