TheWay https://uvg.owo.mybluehost.me/ Live For You Thu, 08 Jan 2026 10:43:43 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 239233294 I AM ME https://uvg.owo.mybluehost.me/i-am-me/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=i-am-me Tue, 06 Jan 2026 09:25:55 +0000 https://findtheway4u.com/?p=34 I wake up with the intention to better know myself and the world around me. To know why I do what I do. To only be let down and defeated by my silent thoughts. I wonder if someone can just shut everything off. I wonder. Intention turns to wonders. My mind becomes a dusty bookshelf.  […]

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I wake up with the intention to better know myself and the world around me. To know why I do what I do. To only be let down and defeated by my silent thoughts. I wonder if someone can just shut everything off. I wonder. Intention turns to wonders. My mind becomes a dusty bookshelf.  A collection of silent thoughts that distract me from clarity and knowing who I am. 

2023 forced me to slow down. A year of heartbreak, loss, and healing.  I was determined to make 2024 the year I lived with intention and greater understanding. Feeling confident from the knowledge I gained in 2023 and a strong desire to keep going, I firmly believed I was ready to make the most out of 2024. Especially using the power of slowing down our daily lives. It was only a couple months into the year that I slowed down in all the wrong ways. I became distant – ignoring phone calls from friends and family. I avoided responsibility – quitting my job I loved. I lost the desire to eat – losing 25 pounds within weeks. In just a couple of months, I lost sight of who I was. I did everything to distract myself from living a life I was proud of. 

I traveled. 

To escape 

I lied. 

To avoid worrying others. 

I shopped. 

To feel better 

In 2024, I was challenged. 

I needed to find answers. 

I needed to heal.

In 2024, I answered a question that has kept me up at night 

And drove me to write this book 

For you and me. 

Who are you? A question I have been trying to answer for years. Learning who we are is a never ending process with no end in sight. In a way, it is a beautiful thing. In other ways, it can be detrimental to our mental health and overall well-being. Unless you learn to accept the general “answer” I believe is both healing and powerful. 

For years, I was always looking for one answer to help all of us. Hoping just maybe my answer would help others. Sleepless nights, hours of research later, self-help book after another; it finally hit me. There is no information I could give to help you answer this question that we all eagerly want to know. 

As someone who cares deeply for others and an aching heart to help, I wanted to have an answer that would resonate with everyone. I wanted a process that would click with all of us. Keeping me up at night to end up being defeated over and over, I began to see a decline in my mental health and personal life. I was distracted at work, restless, unhappy, quick to react, and easily disturbed. I wanted to know how to help people. To know themselves. To love themselves. For who they are. I wanted to give others a best-selling recipe that answered the daunting question of Who Are You? 

It was a cold spring afternoon and I didn’t have a job. I was let go. Mainly because I no longer showed up on time and my focus was elsewhere. Troubled to explain this to family and close friends, I kept it a silent thought. I knew what I wanted to do with my time and it was finding a way to help others be the best version of themselves. I wanted to encourage others to learn who they are – not just at surface level and I was determined to find the answer. I parked my car and walked through the doors of a local cafe in Rochester, NY. A small local cafe busy with a variety of people. With the intention to write for a few hours, I had to direct my focus on my conscious observations and take note of what was happening around me. 

As I pulled out my laptop and notebook to look like I was not just staring into space or creepily staring at others, I quickly stopped what I was doing. 

The lady sitting at another table, across from my table, looked at me and gave a sincere smile. I smiled back. 

That quick interaction gave me the answer I have been tiresely looking for. 

Both in the same space. Living. Working. Being. 

She is her. 

And I Am Me. 

It was at that moment it all clicked. I wrote down the 3 word sentence that changed my life.

I Am Me. 

Sending chills through my whole body, I knew I had found the answer I have spent years looking for. 

Who Are You?

I Am Me. 

All that I see 

All that I feel 

All that I know 

Have made me, Me. 

A powerful and unique individual. 

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Welcome https://uvg.owo.mybluehost.me/welcome-2/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=welcome-2 Wed, 15 Jan 2025 04:37:25 +0000 https://findtheway4u.com/?p=1018 Hello, readers! Thank you for being here. I am excited to share my work with you and connect. What to expect My blog is a personal space to share stories, personal experiences, and travel journeys. Why I write Writing is a form of therapy for me. Allowing me to unleash my thoughts in my own […]

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Hello, readers! Thank you for being here. I am excited to share my work with you and connect.

What to expect

My blog is a personal space to share stories, personal experiences, and travel journeys.

Why I write

Writing is a form of therapy for me. Allowing me to unleash my thoughts in my own way, without tripping over my words.

  1. The process: The beauty of writing and the process it takes to create a piece of work you are proud of, is something I long for.
  2. Understanding: I believe when I write, whether it is about a personal experience or my travels; I am better able to understand how it went, what happened, and my feelings during the experience.
  3. The power: The power writing has in healing my mind. I tend to have a lot of scrambled thoughts (thanks to ADHD) and several things I want to do all at once. Writing allows me to slow down and hold power from scrambling and rushing into something.

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