New Vue on Life

09/08/2026

Since I took “her” chair, she’s posted up on my desk❤️

09/08/2026

September 8 | Daily Affirmation: Trust What No Longer Feels Right

Sometimes growth looks like realizing that something that once felt right… doesn’t anymore.

You don’t have to force yourself to stay aligned with an old choice, habit, relationship, goal, or version of yourself simply because it made sense once.

Today’s affirmation:

✨ I am learning to recognize when something no longer feels right for me.

Notice what your mind, body, and energy have been trying to tell you. 💛

09/08/2026

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09/07/2026

I tried the viral “Ask ChatGPT about yourself” prompts so you don’t have to.

Except you absolutely should. 😂

I asked ChatGPT to:

🤖 Describe me in one word
🚩 Warn someone about me before meeting me
💚 Tell me my biggest green flag
🔥 Roast me with absolutely no mercy
📺 Turn my life into a reality show
⭐ Review me like I’m a business on Yelp
🎨 Create an exaggerated image of my life

Some made me laugh. Some were WAY too accurate.

And that last one?

I did not appreciate being personally victimized by artificial intelligence on a perfectly good day. 😂

I put all the responses in my newest blog, plus a list of prompts you can copy and try yourself.

Read it here 👇
https://free-4439416.webador.com/3356865_i-tried-the-viral-chatgpt-prompts-and-honestly-i-feel-attacked

And if you try one, PLEASE come back and tell me what ChatGPT said about you. I need to know I’m not the only one getting called out by a robot. 😂

If you've spent any time on social media lately, you've probably seen people asking ChatGPT some slightly unhinged questions about themselves—and, of course, I had to try it. From “describe me in one word” to “write an unhinged bio about me,” I decided to test some of the viral ChatGPT pro...

09/05/2026

When you’re used to being on high alert, anxiety can sound a lot like intuition.

Both can tell you that something feels “off.”
Both can make you hesitate.
Both can show up strongly in your body.

But they don’t always speak the same way.

Anxiety often feels urgent:
“Figure this out now.”
“Something bad is going to happen.”
“You need to do something.”

Intuition can be quieter. A knowing. A nudge. A feeling that remains even after the urgency settles.

So when you’re unsure, you don’t always have to make the decision immediately.

Give yourself time to settle, then check in again.

Ask yourself:

“If I removed the urgency from this feeling, what would still be true?”

You don’t have to react to every alarm your mind sounds. Sometimes clarity comes when you give yourself enough space to hear what’s underneath the fear. 🤍

09/04/2026

For some of us, “yes” became automatic.

Someone asks for a favor—yes.
Someone needs help—yes.
An invitation comes in—yes.
Another responsibility lands in your lap—yes.

And only afterward do you realize you didn’t want to, didn’t have the energy, or now feel overwhelmed by what you agreed to.

You don’t owe anyone an immediate answer.

Before you say yes, give yourself permission to check in:

Do I actually want to do this?
Do I have the capacity for it?
Am I saying yes because I want to—or because I’m afraid of how no might feel?

Sometimes the most powerful boundary isn’t saying no.

It’s simply saying, “Let me think about it and get back to you.” 🤍