beautiful fix

/ˈbyo͞odəfəl fiks/

noun  

Anything that moves you.
A song. A conversation. A new place. A little indulgence. A wild idea.

It’s the kind of high that makes you want more of your own life. We all have our vices.
Make yours a beautiful one.

Word gets around.

Her insights weren’t just informative, they were affirming, reminding me of who I already am while shining light on the possibilities of who I’m becoming.

Melanie Shires

Human Design

The sisterhood we created — I miss the women so, so, so much.

Daphne Leary

The Retreat Experience

Their stories met me exactly where I was.

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A Beautiful Fix Podcast

THOUGHT GEMS

A little unhinged.
A lot of love.

Your weekly love note from the girlfriend who'll make you laugh, call you out (lovingly), and remind you that this whole life thing doesn't have to be so damn serious.

  • Mr. No brought snacks

    Mr. No brought snacks

    Mr. No showed up with a familiar fear this week, and I decided to do the thing anyway.

    Mr. No brought snacks

    Mr. No showed up with a familiar fear this week, and I decided to do the thing anyway.

  • heavy on the doing nothing.

    heavy on the doing nothing.

    My favorite yoga pose is the one where you lie down and do absolutely nothing and I will not apologize.

    heavy on the doing nothing.

    My favorite yoga pose is the one where you lie down and do absolutely nothing and I will not apologize.

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HI, I’M TRACY.

Turns out, I wasn’t done yet.

I spent years doing what I thought I was supposed to do. Building a career. Raising a family. Checking all the boxes.

And somewhere along the way, I started wondering… Is this it?

Not because my life wasn’t beautiful. It was. But I had this nagging feeling there were parts of me I hadn’t even met yet.

So I got curious. Started following the things that lit me up, trying things I never imagined I’d try, and giving myself permission to want more without feeling guilty about everything I already had.

And that’s how A Beautiful Fix came to be.

Because I realized I wasn’t done figuring myself out.

And something tells me you aren’t either.

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