Season two of Mostly Aligned starts here — and this chapter is about action.

In this episode, I’m reflecting on the shift from season one’s deep introspection into something more embodied and lived. From full, love-filled holidays to getting sick alone, healing my body, and finding clarity in the least aesthetic moments, this episode is about choosing quiet momentum over perfection.

This season isn’t about loud resets or “hot girl” transformations. It’s about wiping down the sink when you’re exhausted, leaving your phone at home on a dog walk, feeding yourself something decent, and showing up even when life feels unfinished.

I share what turning 35 is teaching me — not as goals or resolutions, but as values I’m actually living by. Trusting my body. Respecting my capacity. Letting go of what falls away without over-explaining it. And choosing to participate in my life instead of waiting to feel ready.

If you’re in that in-between space — where the old way doesn’t fit anymore, but the new way hasn’t fully landed — this episode is for you. This isn’t failure. It’s transition.

Welcome to season two. We’re still gentle — just more grounded.

Thanks for hanging out with me on Mostly Aligned.

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If you ever want to say hi, share what you’re moving through, or tell me what landed, you can email me at mostlyalignedpodcast@gmail.com.

Until next time — make yourself a cup of tea, don’t overthink everything, and stay mostly aligned.