IT TOOK ME YEARS TO UNDERSTAND:
Collective liberation has many perspectives.
Only doing the inner work – separately, in our atomic households – won’t be enough.
We need community. We need connection. We need to take various collective actions to fight oppression where we see it.
But there’s that inner work, too. Profound. Slow. Rarely easy. Never comfortable.
But always always always worth it.
As a political commentator who talks about different forms and systems of external oppression, I’m also interested in my own personal transformation. In this platform, I share with you tools, frameworks, authors, and anything of value I have found to lead a life of authenticity.
Imperfectly, yes – but to do it any way.
LATEST POSTS
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Don’t Show Loyalty Just Because Once You Did
Not everyone deserves your time, interest, praise or respect — just because they once did. In my episode, I encourage you not to show loyalty to anyone who has turned out not to deserve it.
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Can You Stop Denying and Defending Your Privileges?
I start my new season with an admission: it’s about my privilege, arrogance, and ignorance. And how liberating it is, no matter the discomfort.
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Let’s Get Real about What We Carry
Honesty about what we carry in our hearts is a big deal. It’s not easy. It’s not necessarily what we’re encouraged to do. Yet I invite you to take the state of your heart seriously. I invite you to get real about what it is that you carry and to make space for what’s meaningful.
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Who Do You Admire?
Who do you really admire? What are you about? When there’s so much darkness in the world, including an ongoing genocide, who inspire you and give you hope? I’m sharing some of my rays of light with you today.
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Two Tips on Navigating Difficult Times, Including Witnessing The Destruction of Gaza
Navigating new situations – from personal relationships to a genocide being unleashed onto our eyes, as our governments support it – is hard. I have two tips for you and two personal examples of how I’ve been applying them recently.
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It’s OK to Allow Yourself to Grieve During Genocide
As we’re witnessing a destruction of people at historic rates, it’s more than normal for our nervous systems to be deregulated. And it’s more than normal to carry a lot of grief.
MORE ABOUT ME
My name is Justina, nice to see you here.
I’m a political commentator, travel, language, and pet enthusiast, an educator, and someone who has a deep desire to share valuable resources with others.
Because I know too well what it means to not be living out of your values: not to speak out, not to bring your full you to work, and not to do what’s truly meaningful to you. I’ve been there myself and I know what it does to your soul.
If you’re there, I want to help YOU to leave by sharing different tools and frameworks ❤️
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