

Self-Sabotage Isn't What You Think It Is
Most people think self-sabotage looks like procrastination or a lack of willpower. In reality, it's often a form of self-protection created by your emotional body to survive past pain. From overthinking and people-pleasing to undercharging, avoiding finances, and pushing good people away, these patterns aren't proof you're broken—they're evidence you learned how to survive. Healing begins when you recognize the pattern, create safety, and choose differently.

Jen Weir
Jul 283 min read


The Biology of Why the Bad Sticks
We love celebrating the unexpected blessings in our day, but our brains are wired to rehearse the negative far more intensely than the good. From small kindnesses to answered prayers, we often forget the moments that lifted us—yet replay the ones that stressed us out. This post explores why negative bias exists and how practicing high-frequency living helps you override it and intentionally relive joy.

Jen Weir
Nov 19, 20252 min read


Emotions Matter—More Than You Think
Emotions matter! Use essential oils like Lavender for calm or Tangerine for confidence to support healing & balance.

Jen Weir
Jan 25, 20252 min read


The Power of Subconscious Goal Setting: Why Forgetting Can Lead to Success
Goals unfold effortlessly when you let go of control. I realized my 'polar plunge' dream without even noticing. Trust your subconscious.

Jen Weir
Jan 1, 20253 min read