Surrendering isn’t weakness—it’s wisdom. In this week’s Soul Dump Sunday, I explore what it means to stop forcing life’s puzzles into place and instead trust the process. And how one wild ER trip with my 5-year-old taught me the difference between survival mode and surrender.

After months of nervous system overload, I’m learning to find calm in the chaos. This one’s about the power of tiny wins, real gratitude, and remembering that one bean is enough.

At 46, I paused long enough to trace the road behind me—and realized just how much I’ve built, burned, and rebuilt again. This isn’t a resume—it’s a reflection. One part grit, one part story, all real. And maybe it’ll inspire you to write yours too.

I thought I was tough—until motherhood showed me a whole new kind of strength. From natural birth to teenage chaos, this is a raw look at what it means to weather the storm, hold the line, and keep showing up. Especially when it's hard.

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I'm not sure I'll ever get used to the fact that for every up, there must be a down. For every excitement, a letdown. For every joy, a...