The Weekly Read

From DoorDash routes to gridlock epiphanies, this week’s read reflects on traffic, connection, and the quiet unity we share—alone, but together. 

Traditions don’t need to be ancient—they can start at 2AM in a kitchen. This week’s read explores family, choice, and the quiet beauty in small rituals. 

A tale of possums, raccoons, and unexpected friendship—this week’s read is a funny, thoughtful reminder to stay curious, open, and kind. 

A whirlwind of design, deadlines, and dreams—this week’s read reflects on prepping Chapter Two, flea market success, and the joy of catching up mid-flight. 

Life’s twists aren’t always what they seem. This week’s read shares a timeless parable and reminds us: trust the process, take baby steps, and keep going. 

Getting started is the hardest part. This week’s read dives into J. Cole wisdom, overthinking, and why action—even messy—leads to greatness. Just begin.

Chasing greatness can get in the way of joy. This week’s read is a reminder to loosen up, be present, and stop taking life so dang seriously all the time.

Growth hurts—physically and emotionally. This week’s read explores invisible growing pains, embracing discomfort, and finding strength in the stretch. 

Kung Fu Panda reminded me: we’re all the Dragon Warrior in our own story. Embrace your weirdness, fight your battles, and become who you’re meant to be. 

Feeling joy isn’t selfish—it’s a gift meant to be shared. This week’s read explores gratitude, privilege, and becoming a vessel for light and love. 

Inspired by Mac Miller, this week’s read explores jealousy, gratitude, and learning to “make love to the universe” by choosing empathy over resentment.