Zero Balance, Full Heart

Many moons have passed since I last wrote something public. Words used to come to me through a pathway of pain or despair. Then I went through a journey where I was achieving my goals, and I wrote from a place of excitement and a desire to inspire.

Now, I feel so blessed and happy, but I find myself wondering: how does one write about good things without sounding like they’re bragging?

I’ve travelled so much lately that I’m back to square zero financially. But I’m not sweating it, because I can see exactly where my money went, and that makes me happy.

So far, I’ve visited six countries. Honestly, this is one of the wildest dreams—one I hadn’t even dared to dream. But God really shows up.

I used to have an Eiffel Tower poster on my wall, something I saw every day. Paris was the only destination I knew, the only place I dreamed of going. I haven’t made it there yet, but I believe I’m on my way. And now? The world feels like my oyster.

I’ve passed through Albania, Montenegro, Morocco, Greece, Budapest… and who knows where next

I love posting on social media. Some people might think I overdo it, but I genuinely enjoy it. First, because I love looking back at myself; adding music and rewatching those moments over and over. Obsessed! Second, when I’m older, I want to look back at these memories and smile. Most importantly, it’s a scrapbook for my kids someday.

I also enjoy the conversations that come out of my posts, whether with friends or strangers. So if you’re curious, feel free to check out my socials and see what I captured in those countries. (Just a heads-up: I’m no professional photographer, so be kind )

I’m writing this today to celebrate God. To say thank you. I chose to trust Him, and He has been faithful.

I highly recommend following Him, trusting Him, and listening to Him. You won’t be disappointed. It won’t always be easy, there will be thorns along the path, but in His appointed time, He eases the pain. He always keeps His promises. I guess I didn’t brag as much as I thought I would, am grateful. Maybe the key is to share with gratitude, not pride.

Flo