

I Am Not Behind. I Am In a Season. What "Let Them" Actually Taught Me About Leading With Intention
Late-night scrolling can leave us feeling miles behind. In this reflection, Felicia unpacks Mel Robbins’ “Let Them” theory—then flips the lens to “Let me”—showing how releasing comparison and leading with intention turns every stage of life into the right season.


The Back-to-School Mental Load Is Real. Here's What I Actually Do With Mine.
Every August, I map it all out — bell schedules, practice schedules, meal planning, meal prep. Ain't no time better than now. The back-to-school mental load is real (research puts it at 30+ hours a week for the average parent), but the start of a new school year gives us a fresher start than New Year's ever does. Here's how I'm mapping mine out this year, imperfect plan and all.


World Cup Aftermath: Houston's World Cup Whirlwind
If you live in the Heights, Montrose, Midtown, or anywhere inside the Loop, you've spent the last few months dodging orange cones, watching hotel shuttles roll down streets that used to be quiet, and maybe eyeing that "SOLD OUT" Airbnb calendar on your neighbor's house and wondering if you missed some kind of gold rush. Now that the final whistle has blown, a lot of my clients and neighbors are asking me some version of the same question: what just happened to my neighborhood


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