Maslowe Musings

The Sacredness of Micro Moments
Nicolette Yates Nicolette Yates

The Sacredness of Micro Moments

How noticing small joys can reconnect us to our bodies, soothe our nervous systems, and gently slow the pace of modern life. There is a rhythm many women have been taught to follow ~ fast, loud, achievement-driven.

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Why Assuming the Worst Feels Safer (and How to Shift It)
Kat Maslowe Kat Maslowe

Why Assuming the Worst Feels Safer (and How to Shift It)

For the overthinkers, the tender-hearted, and the ones trying to unlearn fear.

You likely know someone who always gives people the benefit of the doubt. They assume good intent, they believe things will work out, and they seem to float through conflict like a leaf on a stream.

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What If There’s Nothing Wrong with You?
Nicolette Yates Nicolette Yates

What If There’s Nothing Wrong with You?

A Gentle Reframe for the Healing Journey. So many of us carry this invisible weight: the belief that we’re broken. That we’re behind. That something about us needs fixing before we’re allowed to feel peace, love, or ease.

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The Hidden Strength in Tears: Embracing Emotional Healing
Nicolette Yates Nicolette Yates

The Hidden Strength in Tears: Embracing Emotional Healing

For many women, tears are often seen as a sign of vulnerability, something that needs to be wiped away or hidden. We’ve been conditioned to view tears through a utilitarian lens: they are merely the physical expression of sadness, frustration, or disappointment. They are the emotional equivalent of a necessary release, but once they’ve done their job, we are expected to dry them up and move on.

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