Be Mindful, Not Perfect

Lately, I’ve been noticing just how often I move through my days on autopilot—especially when it comes to food and my phone. Eating because it’s “time to eat,” scrolling without intention, and following patterns I never consciously chose. Instead of fighting these habits, I’m learning to meet them with presence. To slow down. To listen. To create small, intentional boundaries that support the life I want to live. This feels like the beginning of a new relationship with my habits—one built on awareness, purpose, and gentle change.