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H&W|Eating Better Starts with Preparing Better
Flava’s learning that eating better starts with preparing better — especially on rushed mornings. Here’s my simple grab-and-go protein list that’s helping me take care of my body. What helps you stay nourished at work? 🌻💛
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Blog Challenge|Time
Sometimes the simplest question carries the deepest meaning. “Do you need time?” I reflected on what that looks like in my own life, my healing, and my day-to-day… and now I’m asking you the same. 💛
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Life|How to Do Your Own End-of-Year Reflection
As this year winds down, I’m taking a real look back — the highs, the lows, the lessons, the growth, and the parts of myself I had to face head-on. If you’re ready to reflect on your own year, this is your guide… simple, honest, and from the heart.
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H&W|The Value Of Intentions & Affirmations
What if the words you whisper to yourself are doing more than lifting your mood — what if they’re literally rewiring your brain? Today, we’re breaking down the neuroscience behind speaking life into yourself… and why your affirmations matter more than you think.
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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.
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Life|Friday Intention
✨ Friday Intention ✨ Be proud of yourself — you made it through another week. Now breathe, rest, and let the weekend soften your shoulders. We’ll step into next week with a clearer mind, a lighter spirit, and a little more positivity than before. Blessings, Simply Flava by Lady Flava
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Life|H&The Quiet Challenges of the Holiday Season
The holidays aren’t easy for everyone. Sometimes the season brings joy, and sometimes it brings the emotions we’ve been carrying quietly all year. And there’s nothing wrong with telling the truth about that.
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H&W|A Realistic Approach to Nutrition & Dieting
Healthy living doesn’t have to be extreme — just honest, balanced, and realistic enough to fit your real life, not someone else’s rules.


