Letters to Myself: Entry Fifty
Fifty letters in, I found myself asking one of the most important questions yet: if I could write a letter to my younger self, what would I say? This reflection became more than advice to a past version of me—it became a reminder of grace, discipline, forgiveness, and the quiet power of consistency. Sometimes the greatest wisdom comes from simply looking back and realizing how far you’ve come.
Letters to Myself: Thirty-Three
Winter asks us to slow down. Being gentler with myself means accepting rest, honoring memory, and trusting that light will return.
