You might have noticed a shift in my writing style lately—and it’s very much intentional. I’ve been trying to write with more depth and genuine passion, letting my words carry more of what I truly feel and see. Looking back at some of my older posts, especially about our travels, I realized how much they lacked the heart and honesty I wanted them to have. Many of them felt rushed, a bit messy, and honestly, I rarely took the time to proofread. I used to just hit “publish” without a second thought, eager to share but not really caring how my words came across.

I’ve come to understand that writing, like any other craft, needs time, patience, and care. I don’t want my creative writing skills to become rusty or forgotten, especially when writing has always been such an important part of who I am. So I’m making it a point to slow down—to practice more, to revisit what I’ve learned from my past courses and certifications, and to simply enjoy the process again.

These days, I find myself paying more attention to the small details: the way a place made me feel, the fleeting moments that deserve to be remembered, the words that can bring a memory back to life. It’s not about writing something perfect—it’s about capturing something real, something that feels true to me.

In many ways, this change feels like coming home to myself. It’s a promise to keep nurturing this side of me, to write not just for the sake of sharing but also for the joy of creating. I hope you feel that shift when you read my posts now—more thoughtful, a bit more raw, and hopefully a lot more me.