Category: The Fearless Life

  • Fearless Woman: Edit B. Kiss

    Fearless Woman: Edit B. Kiss

    Tell us what life was like before you began your fearless journey?

    Even though I was an introvert kid, I was always fearless, and goal driven. I took inspiration from people around me like my brother or teachers and I wanted to be like them that kept me going farther than others. I was the best in class, I was hard working, and I was always inspired to learn more and be different. I had self-esteem issues due to my body shape and I got bullied so I did not like school too much. My favourite memories were our family vacations visiting other countries, getting to know different cultures. I was always fascinated by mythology, history and the variation of landscapes. I understood in my early age that what I was weak at I did not push, and I focused on my strength besides what my mother or the teachers said. The most common method is to do more of the things what you are weak at to bring it upso you are good in everything. I believe that you need to work on your strength to be a master of them and strive on those traits.

    2. What made you want to take the leap and start your company?

    After working more than 10 years in the Oil Industry, it seemed like I am having a great life living in the best area of the capital of Hungary having an amazing corporate job as a Chief Petroleum Engineer, but I was overweight and tired and had no time for my kids.

    After 1.5 years I quit this amazing job what every petroleum engineer could have been grateful for and we travelled to New Zealand with 4 suitcases and with all our savings (literally: retirement saving, real estate saving).

    We were already in the immigration process for months when we made this step but to get the resident visa we had to have a job offer. The next 6-7 months we spent in paradise: Taranaki, New Zealand, finally having quality time with my kids, and enjoying life in a seaside home. Before I left to NZ, I just got my Master certificate in Reiki healing which I was practising for 10 years that time. So, I was healing myself for 6 months massively which resulted in reprogramming in my diet. I started to eat differently and at the time we returned to Hungary completely broke I started to lose weight and in 10 months I dropped 20 kgs and looked 10 years younger being in my 18 years old body. I also managed to get a contract with my old company and worked from home for them. I was extremely happy to make more money and spend more time with my kids. In this happiness something started to shift. I started to spend time on learning new skills and suddenly the world opened up. I realised I was living in a box as an engineer. I also started to meditate with people through phone and imagined a life with even more freedom I had that time. The last big kick was when I went to an event with a Karma Guru and we did the Samadhi meditation and I opened my 3rd eye. Suddenly things started to change around me, messages were coming to me, bread crumps from the Universe…..and I followed them. Within 6 month I moved to London with my kids to heal people, I left my husband who was a victim type and never understood my vision. I established my healing company and started to have healing session while I still worked for the oil company as a contractor. This was going on for a year when I felt I had to let the past go and focus on the future. It was a good timing. So now I am focusing my life coaching and healing business.

    3. What have you learned about yourself during this journey?

    I realised that I need to experience everything on my skin whatever I can to grow and to enjoy life. I am a fire sign I am always passionate about everything I do. I am mostly driven by my intuitions and feelings, so I cannot do things which are not aligned with my values and my purpose.

    4. What would you do over again before you took the leap? (If anything)

    Although sometimes guilt and shame surface about my decisions I still got to the conclusion that I do not regret whatever I have done because I had to experience those situations to grow into the person I am now.

    5. What is life like since you’ve taken the leap into fearless living?

    My life is a continual adventure. I am a cosmopolitan who lived in 8 countries and travelled 13 more. I am a yes person and always looking for new challenges otherwise I don’t have enough variety in my life. I spent 2020 to gain recognition and authority in my expertise. I was featured in several media outlets and have been invited to present in summits. I am continually learning new modalities to serve my clients better and I am also creating programs to reach more people with my services.



    6. Tell us about your book.

    I was a co-author in 3 books in 2020 and became a #1 international best seller. But my own book is on the way to publishing this year, currently with the editor. The title of my book is “On the Healer’s Journey”, it is a coaching book for light workers who are on the fence and feel frustrated how to embody their journey. But it also holds great advices and fresh knowledge to already working spiritual healers. I received great testimonials from friends and clients who had the chance to read some chapters. So, I feel really positive about the welcoming of my book. I felt that more and more people decided to become a healer but struggle because lacking simple basic knowledge what could support them to heal more effectively and help them protect themselves. The first 13 chapters are the coaching part, the rest of the chapters includes more basic information for example about chakras, the parts of the mind, how to clean your aura, what is Samadhi meditation explained on a unique way.

    7. What is one useful tip you would share with someone if you were their life coach?

    Balance is the key word.

    Many successful people are encouraging their followers to hustle and sacrifice their health even just for temporary. I do not agree with this approach. We need to take care and protect our vessel. We need to have rest time too and need to fill our cups. Also, the balance is very important when we are a healer and connect to the Universal energies, to our higher dimensional existence. It is recommended to root ourselves to the Mother Earth to stay grounded and take care of our 3D needs.

    8. What has been the most difficult part of your journey?

    Control my thoughts and words, because I manifest powerfully. It is enough just to say a sentence out to the thin air, and it is happening within weeks, bad or good. Then my head is just spinning while I try to fix it.

    9. What has been the most rewarding part of your journey?

    To see my clients to find peace and joy again. We tend to accept what is happening to us if we see that our neighbour or friend is suffering from the same issue. We believe it is “normal” and we feel safe. Although if we are open to the possibility that we are worthy enough to have a healthy and happy life without struggles we will see that there are solutions for every problem out there and we can stop our struggles if we are not that limited.

    10. How do you stay motivated when things get tough?

    I know that everything is happening for a reason. I need to go through certain experiences to grow. When I have to spend time in bed due to a flu or other issues, I know the Universe/God wants me to just meditate, heal and get prepared for his rewards. I can recall that before amazing blessings arrived at my life I was in bed with a serious infection or illness. I did not get discouraged, I was patient and spend all my time meditating and healing, raising my vibration and visualizing my goals. I believe that was what I was expected to do. The law of rhythm assures us that nothing is forever, tough time should pass. But be aware that the good times too, so always be grateful and don’t take anything for granted.

    11. As a speaker, what’s one thing you always try to convey to your audience?

    You are never alone; separation is an illusion. Everything is connected and nothing is a coincidence.

    We are safe, supported and loved. All the negative emotions are created by you, and they make you sick and unhappy. You can decide to choose positive emotions and protect yourselves from troubles. When you have buried emotional traumas need to release them to get healed and not to get triggered by your environment. The main pillar of my services is the emotional trauma healing what I do through source memory healing, which is a 60 000 year old Karma Yogi technique. Until now I mostly had VIP 1:1 client, but I decided to bring this solution to the masses through a magical live entertaining experience in a workshop environment, where the participants will be able to experience their multidimensional existence while become liberated from their traumas. I am planning to bring this unique experience to millions through a TV show which will be recorded in LA in a historical theatre starting later this year. My aim is to revolutionize the spiritual entertainment industry.

    Want to get more?! Check out Edits’ upcoming event on August 5th….Release With Ease Workshow. Get your tickets while you can!

    Edit b kiss event

    Thoughts on Edits’ fearless story?? Drop them in the comments…

    Stay Fearless 💋

  • Fearless Woman: Angie Karanja

    Fearless Woman: Angie Karanja

    Welcome to another episode of Fearless Woman! If this is your first time here, let me just tell you what you are about to witness. In this series, we feature women who are living life on their own terms and making a difference.

    And this episode is no different! Meet Angie Karanja. She’s making a huge difference! As a teenager, she found herself fighting off both an abusive step-father and relationship. Going through such difficult times, inspired her to start a movement for raising teenagers.

    I’ll let her tell you her own story. You have to hear this…

    Told you she has such an inspirational story to share! Want to keep up with Angie? 🤔. You can follow her on IG.

    Thanks for checking out her story! Leave your thoughts in the comments…

    Stay Fearless 💋

  • Fearless Woman: Lynn Power (Haircare Entrepreneur)

    Fearless Woman: Lynn Power (Haircare Entrepreneur)

    Lynn Power left a successful 30 year advertising career, as CEO of J. Walter Thompson NY, to become an entrepreneur. She launched MASAMI, a clean premium haircare, in February 2020. And hasn’t looked back since.

    I wanted to know more about her fearless journey, so I reached out to ask her some questions. Here is what she said…

    Tell us what life was like before you began your fearless journey?

    I had been working in the advertising industry for my entire career and was running agencies. At the time, I was the CEO of J. Walter Thompson NY. But, I found that I wasn’t enjoying it much anymore. I was dealing with a lot of administrative work (HR issues, legal issues, finance meetings, etc) and had gotten away from what drew me to the industry in the first place — building brands.


    What made you want to take the leap and start your company?

    I decided it was time to stop building other people’s brands and to start doing it for myself. When I left J. Walter Thompson, I actually started a brand consultancy with a partner. We worked almost exclusively with startups which I really enjoyed. I found it fulfilling to make a direct impact on their business in a very tangible way. But then I met my co-founder James, who had been working on haircare formulations for about 10 years. I loved what he was doing. We decided to partner together to launch MASAMI which we founded in 2018 and haven’t looked back.

    Masami Haircare Clean Products


    What have you learned about yourself during this journey?

    I am much more adaptable and entrepreneurial than I realized. I always knew I had an entrepreneurial gene (both my parents were small biz owners) but I wasn’t sure I would like the “grind” of it. But it turns out, I like the flexibility of working when I want and controlling my schedule. And of course, launching during Covid certainly has given me a perspective on how to pivot and not get too caught up in your plans.


    What would you do over again before you took the leap? (If anything)

    I would take some time to build up my clean beauty network and also a network of peers and advisors. That has been incredibly helpful and I always advise other entrepreneurs to make sure they have a strong network, but there is no reason to wait until you leave your job and start your business to do that. You should always be growing your connections and network — you never know when it might come in handy.


    What is life like since you’ve taken the leap into fearless living?

    I have crafted my business around my lifestyle — which is super flexible. I like being able to work in Palm Spring, NYC, The Berkshires, wherever. And now with my own business, it’s been great to be able to create my life the way I want it. I like to blend my business and personal lives (for me that works super well), so I work with friends, my kids help out and my husband is our investor. It all comes together in a really fulfilling way.


    Tell us about your company.

    MASAMI is clean premium haircare with a Japanese ocean botanical that’s all about hydration. Our formulas are high performing but don’t weigh your hair down — which is something our customers really love. We are also gender neutral, vegan and cruelty free. And of course, have no sulfates, parabens or phthalates. We are a DTC+ brand (we have our own e-commerce site but are also sold on Amazon, in stores like Showfields and Verishop and have salon partnerships with Spoke & Weal and DreamDry).


    What is one useful tip you would share about entrepreneurship?

    Make sure you understand your product and market fit (how scalable is your idea) and spend time nailing your brand proposition and brand values. This is incredibly helpful as you grow, bring new people into the team and launch new products. All too often, I’ve seen founders focus on the product vs. the brand and end up with messy messaging that needs to be reworked later.


    What has been the most difficult part of your journey?

    Well, launching during Covid has certainly been interesting. It caused us to rethink our salon strategy (as most were closed for most of 2020) and focus on content and e-commerce. So, the unpredictability of it all has been a hard adjustment. But it taught us to go with the flow.


    What has been the most rewarding part of your journey?

    I’ve really enjoyed getting feedback from our customers about how our products have transformed their hair. And we’ve created a large size ceramic bottle with refills that I love because it enables us to help the beauty industry evolve and become more sustainable which is part of our mission.


    How do you stay motivated when things get tough?

    I’m lucky that I have an amazing network of supporters, friends and family who have been amazing. It’s easy to be positive when things are going well, but you really see the character of your team when things are tough and we’ve all had each other’s backs, which makes me feel like we’re in it for the long haul.

    Lynn Power - Masami Haircare


    Share something about your journey that you feel is important that we have not addressed.

    Both James and I are “older” founders — MASAMI officially launched in February 2020 at New York Fashion week. We were both 53. You are never too old to do what you love.

    Want to follow her journey?!

    👉🏾 Masami Hair On IG | Lynn On IG

    Thoughts?? Let me know in the comments…

    Stay Fearless 💋

  • Here Is What I’ve Decided About My Post Baby Body

    Here Is What I’ve Decided About My Post Baby Body

    A few weeks back, I shared with you that I have begun my journey to get back to my pre-baby weight. I originally started slowly in December by exercising 3 times per week. Without making any changes to my diet.

    After doing that for about a month, I decided it was time to increase my workouts to 4 times per week. Then, I cut out my worst enemy…potato chips. I mean, I’ve always eaten chips but I was obsessed with them during my pregnancy and never let them go.

    Working out with baby

    After a few more weeks of exercising on my cycling bike for 4 days per week. I didn’t notice much of a weight difference. So, I went back to a tried and true workout…HIIT! Which stands for High Intensity Interval Training. I used to do it all of the time before getting pregnant. I know that it works. Especially when combined cardio on my non-HIIT days.

    So, that’s where I am right now. Eating right and exercising for 5 days per week. Am I seeing a difference now? Yes…I certainly am. But I’ve realized something. I need to calm down!

    Healthy living and being active has been a big part of my life for as long as I can remember. So, gaining 35 pounds during pregnancy was a big deal for me! Looking in the mirror was horrific.

    Then something changed…

     Changing workout

    It was on a day that I was doing a HIIT workout in my living room while my baby watched from his playpen. He started crying and wanted me to pick him up. I kept stopping to soothe him and to breastfeed. For a millisecond, I got frustrated. All I wanted to do was get this workout done so I could be one step closer to my weight loss goal. But it suddenly dawned on me to live in the moment. He would only be this small for a small amount of time. All he knows is that he wants his Mama. And I’ll I’ve ever want was to be his Mama.

    This is a once in a lifetime opportunity for me. History has shown that the weight will come off with consistency. I’ve done it before. I know this, for sure. Who cares if it took me 1 hour to do a 30 minute workout. I should be proud of the fact that my body was able to produce this beautiful baby boy. Relish in the kisses and hugs I get from my baby. That’s what really matters.

    Baby in stroller

    My son adores me. My husband does too. And I’ve decided to love my post pregnancy body just as much as I loved my pre-pregnancy body. I reach my goal, when I reach my goal. And I’m perfectly satisfied with that.

    If you can related, let me know how you got through it in the comments…

    Stay Fearless 💋

  • How Do You Define Luxury?

    How Do You Define Luxury?

    This is a question I asked myself a few days ago. The thought started after doing some research. In an effort to elevate Fashion Not Fear, I’m always researching, learning, listening, etc. This time the plan was to research what people look for in what they consider a luxury brand. What makes a person invest in a brand?

    I summed up my research and here’s what I found:

    Clothes on a rack

    1. Many people who buy luxury can’t afford it.

    2. Some consumers consider non-luxury as inferior. They assume that it is of a better value or quality because it is higher priced.

    3. Luxury goods increases some people’s self esteem and provides a sense of belonging.

    4. Buying luxury goods provides a sense of accomplishment.

    Designer shoes and bag

    Admittedly, I used to fall into each one of these categories. I’ve bought clothes and bags that I couldn’t afford. Because it made me feel good about myself. It made me feel like I was a step above the rest. Plus, it had to have the logo or name on the outside just to be sure that everyone knew that I was doing it big!

    My thoughts changed when I started to pay attention to the quality of the goods that were “luxury”. The bags that cost $500 was peeling. Dresses that cost hundreds of dollars couldn’t even stand a wash on the gentle cycle. They would turn out with lint or would be stretched out where it no longer fit the same.

    Happy shopper

    I slowly started buying clothes that were well constructed and of good material. Without even looking at the label. This was years before creating Fashion Not Fear.

    Why spend that kind of money on something that was gonna have to be thrown away or given away because it turned out to be a piece of crap?!

    Why waste the money??

    Years later, I started working on Fashion Not Fear. After never really being able to find the style or fit I was looking for. And if I did, I Sam sure wasn’t going to spend a stack of cash on it. For dead if the same thing happening. I knew I could r be the only one who wanted a cute dress to wear that wasn’t so cheap that it couldn’t be cleaned without shrinking. But wasn’t so expensive that I had to make payment arrangements on my light bill in order to but it.

    Shopping luxury brand

    Now, I define luxury in my own way. I want what I’m wearing to make me feel pretty, confident, and comfortable. While I still have money left to cover my bills and buy a cocktail!

    Who cares how cute you look if you don’t have any money left to leave the house anyway, right?! 🤷🏽‍♀️

    How do you define a luxury brand? What decisions do you consider when Celebrity influence, style, affordability, etc. let me know in the comments,,,

    Stay Fearless 💋

  • V-Day Date Ideas When You’re Staying Home And On A Budget

    Valentines Day shouldn’t be the reason you are doing something special for your partner. There are so many ways to show love to those you love without spending a dime. Although, I understand wanting to turn it up a notch just because it’s V-day.

    During these current times, we all feel the need to save a dollar or two. Never know when you might need it. With that in mind, keeping V-Day budget friendly is such a great idea. So, if staying at home and saving a buck is on your agenda.

    Take a look at these date ideas for you and your boo…

    Painting dog

    Paint – Look online for photos or artwork that align with your interests such as musics, travel, fashion, etc. Head to your local craft store for a pack of canvas, paint, and paint brushes. Display the images you found and paint them while sipping on your favorite cocktail.

    Foreign language

    New language – Learning something new together is always a good bonding experience. Search for foreign language classes online and make V-day your first lesson together.

    Playing charades

    Sexy Charades – Write out sexy movies, actions, songs, that you can act out during charades. Turn the heat up with a sexy prize each time you get a correct answer.

    Coming new recipe

    New Recipe – Research a new recipe, pour up a glass, and turn on some music. This will make for a great time. For sure!

    Eating with a blindfold

    Eat blindly – Blindfold eachother with a scarf. Place familiar and unfamiliar foods in unlabeled dishes. Have your partner guess what they are eating. The winner gets to pick a sexy prize.

    Have special plans?? Let me know in the comments…

    Stay Fearless 💋

  • How My SnapBack Journey Is Going Since Giving Birth

    How My SnapBack Journey Is Going Since Giving Birth

    Before having my son about 8 months ago, I was all about fitness. I was exercising 5 days a week and loving it.

    Once I got pregnant, I stopped working out after my first doctors appointment. During the appointment the doctor mentioned how big my fibroids were and how it may be a tight space in there for the baby. After hearing the risks, I was so scared of losing the baby that I didn’t work out at all. My husband and I went out for a walk every once in a while but that was about it.

    I decided not to worry about it until after I delivered him safely. After a successful c-section, I waited the required 6 weeks and I was ready to get right back to it. I had just received my new cycling bike in the mail. I was so excited. But that excitement quickly went away after my doctor told me it would be necessary to have another surgery. So, my fitness routine was put off for 8 more weeks.

    I officially started back exercising about one month ago and let me tell you…it is not easy!!! My son wants me to hold him all of the time. Between taking care of him, my husband, the house, and my business…I’m grateful to be able to fit in a work out. But I do make sure that no matter what I’m working out for at least 30 minutes, four times a week. My goal is to get back to an hour for 5 days a week. But I’ll take what I can get for now.

    Here is what my routine has been like and tips that I hope you can use.

    Dancing baby in diaper

    First step is to make sure the baby is good. So, I feed him, change his diaper and see if he needs take a nap before I do any type of exercising. A baby who isn’t content will make your workout terrible. Happy baby = a good workout (usually).

    Working out with baby

    Keep him close. Putting him in a walker or bassinet close to me makes him less prone to cry. I also make sure he knows I’m not ignoring him by blowing him kisses, talking to him, blowing spit bubbles, etc.

    Phone timer for working out with baby

    Use a timer and music. I set the timer on my clock for the amount of time I want to workout. That way I can start and stop it when necessary to tend to him. While also ensuring that I’m accomplishing my workout time.

    Working out with  baby

    I Involve the baby when you can. When I’m doing exercises on the floor, I put him down their with me. He gets to let beat on a workout ball or lay on my chest when doing sit-ups.

    Right now, I’m doing 30 minutes on the bike and 15 to 20 minutes of strength training. One day out of the week, I do all strength training with weights. No cardio. It’s coming off slooow! But I’ve gone through a weight loss journey before so I know what I need to do to get back to my regular weight. I not worried about that.

    One thing is for sure. He doesn’t care about my snap back journey. He just wants to be loved on a held. And I’m perfectly happy doing that too!

    Thoughts on working out with a little one? Would you like me to share my journey on the blog?? Let me know in the comments…

    Stay Fearless 💋

  • I Finally Joined TikTok and Ummm…

    I Finally Joined TikTok and Ummm…

    I’ll admit it. I’ve been avoiding Tik Tok. For one main reason. Since the pandemic started, I’ve seen about 1 million Tik Tok dances on my IG feed. In the beginning, it was cute. But it got to the point that I would unfollow anyone who was posting a dance video. I mean, how many corny ass dance videos can someone take? It’s like all anyone ever posted during this pandemic. I was over it…seriously!

    My perspective on Tik Tok changed when someone in a group that I follow mentioned how much more successful her business has become since posting on Tik Tok. At that moment, I decided to just download the app and see how it went.

    I am the one who likes to go against what everyone else is doing so I definitely had no intentions on trying it. But I did soooo… 🤷🏽‍♀️. After putting up a video and seeing the. views… I’m hooked!

    I’ve had questions about using it but thank God for Google. 🤷🏽‍♀️. For now, it’s a yes. I’ll definitely continue it. Soooo, help me get my views up and follow me @fashionnotfear on Tok Tok. And if I so happen to post a dance video, don’t judge me! And I’m sorry for criticizing the Tik Tok dancers out there! 😘

    Do you have Tik Tok? Drop your name in the comments so we can follow eachother!

    Stay Fearless 💋

  • Here’s What I’ve Been Obsessed With Lately

    Here’s What I’ve Been Obsessed With Lately

    Since we’ve been spending so much time at home. I’ve made it my business to make sure I do something new around the house when I’m not working on my business. Or taking care of my baby, of course. Trying new things hasn’t just kept me busy but it’s led to an obsession of a few things. Good things…I think.

    Here’s what I’ve been obsessed with lately.

    My Face

    Face mask UV Ray Mask

    I’ve always used Origins skincare for my face. But I’ve been on skincare overload. I’ve literally bought almost every product they have to offer. Plus, this LED mask has been on my Christmas list for the past 2 years. I finally got it and have been using it 3 times a week. I’ll keep you posted on if it actually works or not.

    Lemon Water

    Lemon water

    Hi, my name is Kristie and I’m addicted to drinking anything with flavor. 🙋🏽‍♀️ Carbonated flavored waters, diet soda, sugar free juices and teas. You name it. After reading an article about the benefits of lemon water. I decided to give it a try. I’ve been drinking it all day constantly for the past few weeks. Have I noticed a real difference? Not yet. But it tastes good. And I’ll keep you posted on that too.

    Making baby food

    Sweet potato purée

    My baby was given the green light to start on baby food about a month and a half ago. Since then, I’ve loved making new flavors for him to try. From sweet potato purée to brown rice and beans (which he hates). It’s been really fun to explore new foods with him.

    Fenty Lipstick

    Fenty lipstick

    I’m really feeling Fenty lipstick lately. I have at least 15 colors. But we’re all wearing masks right now. So what’s the point? Lol. Guess it just makes me feel good. Although, I did recently order a color from the Pat McGrath Collection. Have you tried it?

    Curbside Pickup

    Curbside pick up

    This has to be one of the best things that have come from the pandemic. You mean to tell me that I can order anything from eggs to a pair of leggings and it can be brought out to the car for me?? Count me in!!! As a matter of fact, we now offer curbside to San Antonio residents and I see their smile when their order is delivered. Please let this continue after COVID-19.

    Sooo, there you have it. These are just some of the things that have been consuming my time lately. Are you with me on any of these? Let me know in the comments…

    Stay Fearless 💋

  • How I Brought In 2021

    How I Brought In 2021

    We have finally made it to 2021. And I couldn’t be more excited about it. Although, when I watch tv and scroll online nothing has changed from 2020. I still feel a great deal of optimism with the start of the new year.

    For the past few years, I’ve kept a low profile when bringing in the new year. Last year, I was pregnant so I spent it watching my husband sleep after he drank about 3 glasses of champagne. The years before that we were all about partying!

    This year was COMPLETELY new to me! I mean…I’m a mother now so celebrating this year versus before I became a mother is drastically different. A few years ago, I would be so busy enjoying cocktails, my husband would have to really get my attention when the clock strikes 12. This year, I was waiting for it to turn 12 so I could let him go to bed since he had to work the next day.

    This year we put on our matching Tupac shirts, jeans, with sneakers and dressed my baby in his pajamas. And my family headed to my moms house for a small get together.

    The party included my family, my mom, my brother with his three kids, my nieces boyfriend, and my other brother.

    We enjoyed pizza and drinks while making vision boards. Then went around the room to explain what we placed on our boards and how we were going to achieve these goals.

    Making a vision board

    Very soon after midnight, we packed up the baby and headed home. I actually felt terrible because my baby didn’t go to sleep until 1am. Although, he did take some naps at moms house. He’s never gone to bed that late so needless to say he was in rare form the next day.

    Even though it was vastly different from my previous NYE celebrations. I have to admit it was the best one yet. I’m grateful to have been able to spend time with my family. Especially since so many people weren’t able to do that due to the pandemic. I was also extremely excited to bring in another year with my husband and son. I’m still in awe of my little family. It’s something I’ve always wanted but never thought I’d be blessed to have. So no complaints from me!!

    Sooo, that was my NYE in a nutshell. How did you bring in the new year? Let me know in the comments…

    Stay Fearless 💋