Stop Complaining and Start Cutting: Why Dropping Shitty People Is the Key to a Better Life
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Stop Complaining and Start Cutting: Why Dropping Shitty People Is the Key to a Better Life

Here’s a hard truth: Your life feels stuck because you’re keeping shitty people around. The complainers, the dream killers, the energy vampires—they’re draining your time, your focus, and your peace. Cutting them off isn’t selfish; it’s necessary. You owe it to yourself to stop carrying their chaos and start choosing you.

Ready to clean up your circle? It’s time. Your future—and your sanity—are worth it.

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What if We Did the Opposite for a Week?
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What if We Did the Opposite for a Week?

Doing the opposite for just one week can shatter the illusion of “normal” and show you what’s possible when you embrace a little chaos. You’re not breaking the rules—you’re rewriting them. Life isn’t meant to feel like a perpetual grind; it’s meant to feel like an adventure. So, sleep in. Eat the damn burger. Dance like nobody’s watching (or like everyone’s watching, whatever fuels your fire).

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How Self-Talk Can Change Your Life
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How Self-Talk Can Change Your Life

Your self-talk isn’t just chatter—it’s the foundation of your reality. The words you repeat to yourself can either lift you up or hold you back. In this blog, we explore how to catch negative thoughts, rewrite your mental script, and build a mindset that fuels confidence and growth. Because when your self-talk changes, so does your life. Ready to write your comeback story? Let’s start with the voice in your head.

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Perfect Is Overrated (and This Website Proves It)
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Perfect Is Overrated (and This Website Proves It)

This website is under construction—just like the rest of us. You’ll find quirks, typos, and probably a button or two that leads to nowhere. And that’s okay. Perfect is boring. Progress is messy. And this space? It’s a celebration of the messy middle where most of us actually live.

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