Tag: Gratitude
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✨ December Newsletter: Stepping Into Your Power ✨
Hey Fireworks,Welcome to December — my birthday month, my new chapter, and honestly… my rebirth. And before we go any further, I want to share something special with you. After years of writing, healing, evolving, and pouring into this space, it finally felt right to give this community a name. Starting today, you are The Fireworks — the vibrant,…
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September Wrap-Up: Healing, Growth & PCOS Love
As September ends, the author expresses gratitude for personal growth and reflections shared with the community. Highlighted blog posts explore themes such as milestones before turning 30, the healing power of cannabis, and a letter to her younger self regarding PCOS. Tips and affirmations for managing PCOS emphasize self-care, support, and holistic understanding.
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✨ The Misunderstood Afro-Muslimah Newsletter
August Reflections & Inspiration Salaam y’all, As August draws to a close, I’m pausing to celebrate the journey this month has taken me on—filled with healing, discovery, and renewed energy. I’m beyond grateful to wrap up the month with highlights from the blog and an intention-setting reflection to guide us into September. Latest on the…
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How I Chose Myself This Summer
This summer has been transformative, focused on self-discovery rather than pleasing others. The author prioritized personal adventures, from visiting family graves to participating in the World Pride Parade. New friendships flourished, and memorable family road trips were taken. Ultimately, the summer became a celebration of growth, gratitude, and personal fulfillment.
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Your August Reset: Fitness, Nutrition & Embracing Life 💪🥗
August’s theme focuses on gratitude and embracing life’s messiness, encouraging joy, growth, and mindfulness. Key tips include prioritizing consistency in fitness over intensity, incorporating protein in meals, and reflecting on gratitude through journaling. The message emphasizes appreciating blessings while making intentional choices for well-being throughout the month.
The Misunderstood Afro-Muslimah 