My Version of Having It All
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To me, having it all means living with intention—not chasing every role or expectation, but choosing the ones that matter most.
It means doing work that helps others, gives me space to be creative, and lets me feel seen and respected. I want to make a living in a way that feels purposeful—and sustainable.
In love, I want connection that’s honest and safe. A partner who works hard, shows up with integrity, and is able to be real with me, even when it’s hard. Someone who’s kind, who forgives, and who meets me halfway.
As a mom, I want my kid to always know she can come to me. That she’s loved no matter what, and never has to hide who she is. Being her safe space—that’s at the center of everything.
Joy, for me, comes from deep connection. Real conversations, genuine people, and moments where I feel understood. The activity doesn’t matter as much as the connection behind it.
I’m held up by my people — and those quiet moments with my loved ones that bring me back to myself.
And I know what I won’t give up for success: time with my daughter, and taking care of myself—because without those, I lose the parts of me that matter most.