Learning to really inhabit your life—to live fully and find your place—it’s a skill.

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I’m a girl from the North. I come from a place where you’re taught to just hold it together before you’re ever taught to choose yourself. It’s a place where you often live out of habit, for the sake of security, and with a quiet kind of modesty. You keep your dreams to yourself, tuck your emotions away in your pocket, and save your real desires for 'later.' But... I’m a sensitive soul. An Hsp. I feel deeply.

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Growing up, I followed the path, quiet as could be. Until one morning, when I turned 25, I realized I was sleepwalking through my own life. So, I left. I spent 7 years abroad, living a thousand different lives—exploring, discovering, crossing borders and emotional landscapes, meeting people who changed me. I faced fears, doubts, trials, and grief. I felt more alive than ever... but I still wasn’t 'home.'

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After years of searching for myself—and losing myself again—it finally clicked: my search for a new horizon was just a bandage. What matters isn't the scenery; it’s how you inhabit it and who you’re with. I realized that living fully isn't about changing everything, or chasing intensity, or hiding in a comfort zone. Living fully is about daring to be present, getting to know who you really are, making space for what calls to you, and embracing the temporary nature of things. It’s finding the extraordinary in the ordinary.

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And that’s exactly where you finally find your place. You create it. You take it.