Things We Forget

I picked up Quiet by Susan Cain, and it’s comforting to see introversion framed as strength instead of flaw.

I’m finishing The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo, and it’s teaching me that reinvention is always possible.

I’m reading Circe by Madeline Miller, and it’s reminding me how much power there is in becoming your own person.

I’m halfway through Becoming by Michelle Obama and loving how she owns every version of herself—past and present.

I’m reading Dune, and it’s weirdly motivating to watch characters survive impossible circumstances with grit and strategy.

I picked up The Body Keeps the Score, and it’s validating things I never had words for.

I’m reading The Alchemist again because sometimes you need a reminder that your life has direction even when you feel lost.

I’m deep into Atomic Habits and catching myself noticing all the small decisions that shape who I’m becoming.

I just started Educated by Tara Westover, and it’s reminding me how powerful it is to rewrite your own story.

I’m reading The Midnight Library by Matt Haig, and it’s making me rethink every tiny choice I’ve ever dismissed as unimportant.