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The Overcorrected Diva: Why We Silence Ourselves and How to Take Our Power Back
Have you ever noticed how easily “you’re too much” can turn into “you’re not enough”? Somewhere between wanting to be loved, accepted, or simply not a hassle , many of us have overcorrected. We’ve dimmed our light, softened our edges, and learned to apologise for existing with needs. That’s what I call the Overcorrected Diva — the woman who was born to take up space but learned to stay small. The Cost of Being “Easygoing” We often get praised for being chill, flexible, and l

Maz Miller
Nov 13 min read


What Got You Here Won’t Get You There: Why Growth Requires Letting Go
There comes a point in life when the very things that once helped us cope, succeed, or feel safe start to hold us back. Maybe it’s working too hard, saying yes to everyone, or staying guarded to avoid being hurt. These strategies once served a purpose—they helped us survive, belong, or achieve. But as life changes, they can quietly turn into barriers that keep us from growing. I learned this lesson the hard way. In my twenties, I wore busyness like a badge of honour. I worked

Maz Miller
Oct 253 min read


No One Has Their Sh*t Together (and That’s Okay)
If you’ve ever looked around and thought, “How does everyone else seem to have it all together except me?” — this one’s for you. Because...

Maz Miller
Oct 183 min read


Improve Your Confidence and Stop Overthinking Things
We’ve all been there—lying awake at night replaying conversations, worrying about what we said, or cringing over something that happened...

Maz Miller
Oct 113 min read


Strong, but Tired: Why We Struggle to Ask for Help
In our culture, independence is celebrated. We’re taught to be self-sufficient, resilient, and capable. And while those qualities are...

Maz Miller
Oct 42 min read


When Anxiety and ADHD Overlap: Walking as a Regulating Practice
If you live with both anxiety and ADHD, you know how exhausting it can be. It’s like being pulled in two directions at once: your body is...

Maz Miller
Jul 153 min read
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