Deniece-Camille

Is 3 months too long to figure out if someone's a good fit? Some say you can tell in just 30 minutes if they've got the intellect. Is that enough time to judge?

We often avoid the silence, but what if it holds the answers? Exploring why we're productive in some areas but not others can reveal deeper truths. Doing the work with yourself shows that a healthy environment might seem boring compared to old, unhealthy patterns.

They wear what they want, say what they feel. Toddlers are naturalistas and Sagittarians in spirit—honest opinions, no filter. It might hurt, but their truth sets us free. Embracing freedom, one unfiltered moment at a time.

He'd rather keep you as a client than make it personal. Why? Because then he's teaching you the whole time. He already has a son—he doesn't need another. That's his timeline.

These gates open up portals to different realities. Finding time for yourself in the stillness of the day is not laziness; it's crucial for regulating your nervous system.

Our bodies often hold silent recognition of trauma. We maneuver through life guided by dysregulated functions, driven by past hurts rather than love. Memories and decisions can be blocked, with fear and trauma dictating our actions.

Some guys take women on trips after knowing them only a few months. Is it because they like the company? Or is there something else to it? No trips until it's a real relationship!

You don't have to do everything. Your body will tell you when it's time to rest. Turn off the distractions – the TV, social media, everything – and just be still. True peace is found in stillness.

True focus means understanding what's for you and what isn't. It's about recognizing when it's okay to step back and acknowledge that not everything needs to be done all the time. Find peace in pausing.

When getting to know someone, how long should it take? A few weeks, right? If it's not, that's strike one.