Miriam Verheyden
Creating my happy life on the other side of fear
Articles by
Miriam Verheyden
I Was Taught Not To Trust Women
Loving and trusting men has always come easy to me, but loving women? It scares the shit out of me.
How Mindfulness Can Set You Free From Everything Holding You Back
Being aware of my surroundings and bodily sensations is giving me newfound joy countless times every day.
Here’s A Secret: The Rules Do Not Exist
Women in particular get so many rules, it takes a lifetime to learn them all, and because new ones are added all the time, we will never catch up.
I Gained The Quarantine 15, But I’m Not Ashamed
It’s been the most unusual, unsettling year in most of our lives. And we’ve all been struggling to find ways to survive.
Stop Feeling Guilty And Just Live Your Life
Stop feeling guilty for being human and flawed and a work in progress.
Why The Secret To Living Your Best Life Is Living Intuitively
What has become clear to me over the last year is that we have more control over our life than we think we do. Not about what happens to us (that one is random and crazy), but what we do with it.
This Is What Marriage REALLY Is, Because It’s Not All Hearts And Smiling Couple Selfies
Some days the little things that annoy you are all you can see.
On Being Whoever You Want To Be
We are complicated, contradictory beings, and we don’t always make sense (some of us rarely make sense), but accepting that about ourselves is the biggest step toward happiness.
I Promise It Will Get Better
Don’t beat yourself up if you are not productive or don’t have energy or don’t feel like doing much. It’s okay. We’re hibernating. Nature is resting, and so can you.
You Know You’re A Writer When You Do These 20 Things
You have 95 unfinished, half-finished or barley started articles in your drafts folder.
I Didn’t Think There Would Be Sad Days In My Happily Ever After, But That’s Okay
Nature dies in fall, sleeps in winter, and awakens in the spring. Nothing blooms forever, and neither can we.
Let’s All Take A Second To Ask Each Other, ‘Are You Okay?’
All I know is this: Losing two people to the same disease you have hit close to home.