Jun 9, 2023·edited Jun 9, 2023Liked by Rachel Havekost, M.Sc.
My dearest Rachel,
This post hit me in all the right places. Your words always find their way into my heart. Thank you for this reframe and for your bravery in continuing to share your journey with us 💗
In my season of blooming what’s helping for me is to practice allowing myself to fail, to practice letting go of the idea of perfection and to allow myself to exist messily and not hide it and even choose to show my mess to other people. Illuminating the parts of myself I’ve suppressed for fear of not being perfect and reclaiming that which brings me joy is a theme of my June Bloom right now as I head into my 30th year of life ✨
Thank you for sharing yourself with us. I love the practice of failing! The art of fucking up! The courage to be flawed...such a scary and liberating process. Can't wait for you to bring in 30 with all this fresh blossoming. So grateful you're here friend.
This was so touching. I’m in PHP for the second time in a year for anorexia and I so relate to these beautiful words. I finally am finding freedom this year and it’s so beautiful to try on.
My dearest Rachel,
This post hit me in all the right places. Your words always find their way into my heart. Thank you for this reframe and for your bravery in continuing to share your journey with us 💗
In my season of blooming what’s helping for me is to practice allowing myself to fail, to practice letting go of the idea of perfection and to allow myself to exist messily and not hide it and even choose to show my mess to other people. Illuminating the parts of myself I’ve suppressed for fear of not being perfect and reclaiming that which brings me joy is a theme of my June Bloom right now as I head into my 30th year of life ✨
Sweet Ari,
Thank you for sharing yourself with us. I love the practice of failing! The art of fucking up! The courage to be flawed...such a scary and liberating process. Can't wait for you to bring in 30 with all this fresh blossoming. So grateful you're here friend.
This was so touching. I’m in PHP for the second time in a year for anorexia and I so relate to these beautiful words. I finally am finding freedom this year and it’s so beautiful to try on.
Oh Maddy, sending you all the hugs in the world. Thank you for being here and for your courage.