Hi, I’m Me
lissa Kirk. I started this blog because I’ve gotten so much inspiration, information, and enjoyment out of reading other interactive, community blogs such as Tiny Buddha. I’ve written a personal blog for years here, but I decided I wanted to increase the readership for my own writing as well as to build a community of people who want to explore ways we can cope with the ups and downs of life while still finding solace and balance in a deep, internal joy that cannot be shaken.
I’ve been on a self-awareness and self-growth path almost since I can remember. I bought my first self-help book (“How to be Popular”) when I was ten years old. I’ve been in therapy of various types for most of my life, gone to dharma talks, workshops, and all day retreats, read millions of self-help, psychology, and inspirational books, meditated, done yoga, and gone into nature as a way of exploring my inner world and of finding peace within the chaos of life. I read voraciously, and write almost as voraciously, both professionally and as a way to explore and process my experience.
But what I love to do most is to read and hear about what other people are doing in their lives to deepen their self-awareness, to explore their life paths, and to find balance and peace within the normal struggles of life. That’s what I would like to provide with this blog: a resource for us to share ideas, inspiration, creativity, suggestions, tips, and tools for living our best lives, while acknowledging and even celebrating that sometimes this can be difficult and challenging.
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