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  • Two girls are standing in a field holding flowers over their faces. The girls are friends, and the viewer wonders if their relationship is even stronger because they have healed and created space for more love.
    Growth and Evolution

    The Unexpected Side of Healing – Accepting Love from Those Around Us

    June 24, 2025 /

    Healing doesn’t only mean you make friends with your shadow side, and it’s more than working through past traumas. There’s even more to it than learning to trust yourself. We all know that healing requires you to walk through some dark nights and accept some hard truths. We also know that there is freedom on the other side of letting go. One thing, however, that I don’t think is discussed as much when it comes to healing, is how much space you create for yourself to feel the good things more fully.  So many of us approach our healing journey with the hopes of feeling better, less sad, less focused…

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    Identifying Your Emotions

    Understanding Emotions: The Key to Personal Growth and Healing

    November 4, 2024
    We see a man who looks like he is standing outside looking down. What is he looking at? What is he thinking? He may be realizing that everything around him seems different, because he's changed - because he's healing.

    How Healing Sparks Clarity: Learning to See People with Discernment

    June 19, 2025

    Embracing Authenticity: Why Being True to Yourself Matters

    November 5, 2024
  • We see a girl in a green top, with sunglasses standing in front of a yellow wall. She is looking at the camera with her head tilted and her hands around her glasses. This leads the viewer to wonder what she is thinking, what questions she is asking and how being curious is benefiting her life.
    Growth and Evolution

    Curiosity Leads to Clarity: How Asking Better Questions Brings More Growth

    June 11, 2025 /

    We talk a lot about using compassion, patience, and understanding as tools for growth—and rightfully so. They’re essential. But one powerful tool that often gets overlooked is curiosity. Approaching situations with curiosity and the intent to learn more can change your whole experience. Asking deeper questions helps you understand the world and yourself. Being open allows you to find the answers you’re looking for, and having curiosity leads to clarity. Use curiosity in place of judgement – judgment closes your mind, while curiosity does the opposite. In fact, curiosity allows you to see everything from a different perspective; it can even be fun if you want it to be! You…

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    The scene is of a busy walking street in Paris. A woman walks away from the camera and we wonder how she feels about her own ability to communicate her feelings. How well does she know herself and as she walks into the crowd we wonder, how many people are really good at communicating how they feel?

    Naming Your Feelings: Build a Better Emotional Vocabulary and Improve Self-Advocacy

    May 27, 2025
    A man is walking across the street, he is looking over at the camera, smiling. He might be the exact person this post is for, someone who feels the need to people-please, and doesn't realize that he is enough just as he is.

    How Being a People-Pleaser Affects Your Self-Worth

    April 26, 2025
    A man with a backwards hat looks down through sunglasses. Is he realizing that not everyone is meant to like him, maybe he is understanding that he is not for everyone.

    Not Everyone Is for You: Letting Go of the Need for Approval

    January 28, 2026
  • A woman stands in a field, looking over her shoulder happily, as if she is laughing. She seems confident and almost as if she is happy she just made the decision to be unbothered. This woman is focusing on her peace rather than falling for traps set by others to take that peace from her.
    Growth and Evolution

    What it Means to Be Unbothered and What Happens When You Pull Your Energy Back

    June 3, 2025 /

    How do you normally react when someone tries to push your buttons? Do you immediately feel your heart rate increase and roll up your sleeves? Or, do you take a moment to pause, and think about how you would like to respond? What if you withdrew your energy altogether and chose to be unbothered? Today we are going to discuss healthy detachment, or pulling your energy back from a person or situation. No big exit, no heads up—just quietly reclaiming your power. We’ll also talk about what happens on the other side of that energetic shift. Does the other person feel it? Can other people tell? Let’s get clear about…

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    We see a man who looks like he is standing outside looking down. What is he looking at? What is he thinking? He may be realizing that everything around him seems different, because he's changed - because he's healing.

    How Healing Sparks Clarity: Learning to See People with Discernment

    June 19, 2025
    A man sits in an airport with his feet propped up on some luggage. He looks out the window and sees a plane that has just took off, sunshine glows through the photo and gives the feeling of the excitement and possibility that comes with travel.

    How Travel Transforms You: The Journey to Confidence, Growth & Connection

    March 15, 2025
    The scene is of a busy walking street in Paris. A woman walks away from the camera and we wonder how she feels about her own ability to communicate her feelings. How well does she know herself and as she walks into the crowd we wonder, how many people are really good at communicating how they feel?

    Naming Your Feelings: Build a Better Emotional Vocabulary and Improve Self-Advocacy

    May 27, 2025
  • The scene is of a busy walking street in Paris. A woman walks away from the camera and we wonder how she feels about her own ability to communicate her feelings. How well does she know herself and as she walks into the crowd we wonder, how many people are really good at communicating how they feel?
    Growth and Evolution

    Naming Your Feelings: Build a Better Emotional Vocabulary and Improve Self-Advocacy

    May 27, 2025 /

    Communication is one of the most important skills you can build. It’s worth improving every single day. Healthy, effective communication promotes self-advocacy, helps you create healthier relationships, avoid miscommunications, and move through life with more clarity and ease. If you are working towards growth and healing, it’s important to be able to name your feelings, so that you can sit with them and learn more about what they are trying to tell you. Of course, this isn’t the only thing that we do, after we know how we feel, how do we as for what we want? Communication isn’t just something that happens with other people, it also happens within…

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    A man is walking across the street, he is looking over at the camera, smiling. He might be the exact person this post is for, someone who feels the need to people-please, and doesn't realize that he is enough just as he is.

    How Being a People-Pleaser Affects Your Self-Worth

    April 26, 2025

    How to Forgive Yourself: Getting Started

    October 25, 2024
    We see a man who looks like he is standing outside looking down. What is he looking at? What is he thinking? He may be realizing that everything around him seems different, because he's changed - because he's healing.

    How Healing Sparks Clarity: Learning to See People with Discernment

    June 19, 2025
  • A woman stands alone in front of the subway. The stark white elements lead the viewer to wonder if this woman is lonely or feeling a lot of emotions. Per the post, this woman could be dealing with feelings of unaddressed childhood trauma and emotional neglect, which caused her to become a people-pleaser.
    Growth and Evolution

    How Trauma and Emotional Neglect Can Lead to People-Pleasing

    May 6, 2025 /

    I’ve talked to a lot of people who would consider themselves ‘people-pleasers’. If you can relate, you might already know that it’s exhausting, lonely and never ending. People-pleasing is deeper than the desire for attention or approval, the desire to people-please is a message that there are parts of you that need to heal. For many of us, constantly tending to other people’s emotions, and keeping tabs on how they feel is a deeply ingrained survival mechanism – something we learned early on in life to stay safe, feel enough, or avoid rejection. More often than not, this pattern stems all the way back to childhood experiences of trauma and emotional…

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    We see a woman looking into the camera. She has a soft smile, and a general pleasant demeanor. She might have just realized that she doesn't have to do things out of obligation. She may feel the freedom of tuning in with herself, to take action based on what is best for herself.

    Acting Out of Obligation

    August 27, 2025
    here we see a woman who is resting on a table that is covered in plants. She is looking over her shoulder with an unhappy look on her face. Maybe she just faced a trauma and is learning to let go. She is learning that closure is a boundary.

    Closure is a Boundary – Reclaiming Your Narrative 

    March 4, 2026
    A man with a backwards hat looks down through sunglasses. Is he realizing that not everyone is meant to like him, maybe he is understanding that he is not for everyone.

    Not Everyone Is for You: Letting Go of the Need for Approval

    January 28, 2026
  • Growth and Evolution

    Embracing Authenticity: Why Being True to Yourself Matters

    November 5, 2024 /

    Embracing Authenticity: Why Being True to Yourself Matters Attention is often regarded as our most precious resource, but what if I told you that authenticity is a close second? The more I embrace my authentic self, the more I notice how others respond—whether it’s through longer eye contact, deeper connections, or increased curiosity in what I have to say. It’s clear: people crave authenticity. What is Authenticity and Why Does It Matter? Authenticity is more than a buzzword. It’s the essence of showing up as your true self – no filters, no pretenses. In a world dominated by surface-level interactions and social media personas, authenticity is something we desperately seek…

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    The scene is of a busy walking street in Paris. A woman walks away from the camera and we wonder how she feels about her own ability to communicate her feelings. How well does she know herself and as she walks into the crowd we wonder, how many people are really good at communicating how they feel?

    Naming Your Feelings: Build a Better Emotional Vocabulary and Improve Self-Advocacy

    May 27, 2025
    A woman sits sitting away from the camera, she appears to not have a shirt on, she seems to be sitting and enjoying her body. This image relates directly to the theme of loving and accepting your body.

    How to Love and Accept Your Body: Finding Home in Yourself

    March 18, 2025
    We see a woman looking into the camera. She has a soft smile, and a general pleasant demeanor. She might have just realized that she doesn't have to do things out of obligation. She may feel the freedom of tuning in with herself, to take action based on what is best for herself.

    Acting Out of Obligation

    August 27, 2025

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