Weekly letters from the Indonesian mountains exploring courage, transformation, and the art of beginning again. Written as intimate conversations with my late grandmother, these stories honor the messy, beautiful reality of authentic change.
Each letter stands alone. Start anywhere, read what resonates, and trust that the right message will find you when you need it.
Packing the Past for One Wild Dream (And Why You'd Be Proud I Chose Courage)
A letter about the courage it takes to pack up 25 years of memories and choose a dream over security. Sometimes the bravest thing you can do is trust your heart over your fears.
Finding My Place at Any Age (And Why You Were Right About Courage).
A letter from an Indonesian mountain about learning that age is just a number when your heart is open to new adventures and authentic connections.
When Daughters Fly and Piglets Cry: On Letting Go and Finding Peace.
A letter from an Indonesian pig farm about the universal struggle of mothers letting go. Sometimes the hardest lesson isn't how to hold on, but how to release with love.
On Raising Naughty Daughters (And Why I'm So Glad They Didn't Turn Out Perfect).
A mother's letter about raising daughters who were called "naughty" but grew into bold, brave women who chose their own paths. Sometimes the best gift we can give our children is the freedom to be untamed.