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lisa mai
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hi, i am lisa mai
Chronic Overpacker
Retired People Pleaser
Professional Detour Taker
Lover of Slow Mornings
For a long time, I stayed busy chasing deadlines, approval, and versions of life that never really fit. It looked good from the outside, but deep down, I knew I was running from the life I actually wanted. Now, I live differently. Chronic overpacker. Retired people pleaser. Professional detour taker. I believe in second chances, small beginnings, and moving at a pace where you can hear your own heart again. If you’re tired of rushing and ready for something real — slower, softer, and fully yours — you’re in the right place.
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The goal was never to fit in—it was to build a presence so strong, they feel it before they even click
Currently
Building A Life That Doesn’t Need Escaping
Most days, it’s about carving space — for slower mornings, louder laughs, and work that feels less like a race and more like a rhythm. I’m not chasing perfect milestones anymore. I’m chasing meaning, connection, and the kind of days you want to live twice. It’s not about having it all figured out — it’s about staying awake to your own life.
Some days are messy. Some days are magic. Most fall somewhere in between. And honestly, that's the sweet spot — the quiet proof that you're building something real, not just something impressive.
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The Off-Script Days Mini Guide
Permission to lose the plan, chase the light, and live a little louder.
Grab the free guide for reminders, rituals, and mindset resets made for the girl who knows the best stories never start with "I had it all figured out."