I saw myself as ‘not holy enough’ for my Christian friends and ‘too good’ for my non-Christian friends. The truth is, I never really felt like I fit the mold anywhere.

What I've learned, though, is that the feeling of being an outsider - that you don’t belong - it only has as much power as you give it.

Do you ever feel like you’re trying so hard to keep up with life’s demands and the pressure from society to do more? In this article we’ll share a new way to approach our responsibilities and show up as our best self, fully present to the things that matter most.

Confidence doesn’t just show up one day like an out-of-town visitor pulling the pop-in. In rare cases, you may feel confident because of an unexpected twist of events, but in reality, most of us are doing it scared.

And that’s okay because doing it scared requires bravery. It takes courage to do the thing you know is right, take a leap of faith into the unknown, or voice an unpopular opinion simply because your voice needs to be heard.

I'm not here to offer you advice on how you can be more efficient so you can add more to your already jam-packed schedule.

What I'm talking about are tips that have helped me compartmentalize my life in a healthy way - a way that allows me to enjoy what matters most and truly be in the moment at hand -whether that's work or play.