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    How to Tell if Someone is Jealous of You: Six Ways to Identify Envy in Others

    March 13, 2025 /

    On our journey to find our most authentic selves, we will likely come across others who may have varying ways of responding to us. As you grow, and learn and move closer to who you really are, there are some people in your life who may show resistance to those changes. In this post, we discuss how to tell if someone is jealous of you and six ways to identify envy in others. As you increase your respect for yourself, you may allow less disrespect from others. Comments, looks, reactions that you once allowed or even accepted, may no longer be able to exist around you. As you continue to…

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    A group of people are standing around and the image is blurry. This blurry image relates to seeing your relationships with people in a new, perhaps uncomfortable way. As a people pleaser, this might be the beginning stages of what it feels like to let go of the need to please.

    Learning to Let People Down: A People-Pleaser’s Guide to Disappointment

    May 3, 2025
    a woman looks at the camera, she trusts herself. She is trusting herself in real time.

    Self-Trust Series: Self-Trust in Real Time

    February 18, 2026
    A girl stands in a scarf and hat, smiling. She seems to be considering the idea of being more open to her emotions. She is contemplating the idea that her emotions are much more complex than simply good or bad.

    Giving Your Emotions A Name: Moving Beyond “Good” Or “Bad”

    April 29, 2025
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    Take a Breath: How to be Less Reactive

    November 7, 2024 /

    Why Remaining Calm in Stressful Situations Changes EverythingRemaining calm is going to be the first step you take in assessing a situation. There are so many different day-to-day events that can trigger us—how do you know when and how to be less reactive when you’re emotionally triggered? Take a breath.  We aren’t talking about extenuating circumstances where you might be in danger; if you find yourself looking at a hungry bear that wants to chase you, go ahead and let your fight or flight do its thing. In the event you find that you are being too reactive to people in your life, or you find yourself wishing you had…

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    Three women stand in a group and are laughing together, perhaps out for a girls night, or a night on the town. The image of different people feeling different emotions resonates with this posts message about emotional awareness. Being in a group setting like these ladies oftentimes requires emotional awareness to know how you are feeling, and the feelings of others. Gaining emotional awareness can lead to emotional empowerment. Both of these things can help you to heal your people-pleasing tenancies.

    Having Emotional Awareness Affects How You Feel About Yourself

    May 24, 2025
    A group of people are standing around and the image is blurry. This blurry image relates to seeing your relationships with people in a new, perhaps uncomfortable way. As a people pleaser, this might be the beginning stages of what it feels like to let go of the need to please.

    Learning to Let People Down: A People-Pleaser’s Guide to Disappointment

    May 3, 2025
    A woman looks at the camera, she knows the signs of abuse, she knows that she matters and she knows that she deserves safety.

    Trust Your Gut: How to Identify the Signs of Abuse

    July 23, 2025
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    The First Step to Understanding Your Emotions

    November 3, 2024 /

    Runaway thoughts often lead to overwhelming emotions. For many of us, managing and understanding your emotions can feel like an uphill battle—especially when some emotions seem to linger longer than welcome. But here’s the truth: your emotions are not your enemy. They’re messengers. In this post, we’ll walk through the first step to understanding your emotions, how to acknowledge them without judgment, and how that awareness can transform your emotional well-being. Why Understanding Your Emotions Is So Important Emotions are powerful. They’re complex. And above all, they’re trying to tell you something important. Whether you’re at work, trying to sleep, exercising, or making dinner—your emotions show up, often uninvited. Your…

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    We see a girl walking with her friends on the beach. She is calm, relaxed and having fun. She knows how to be emotionally regulated.

    Emotional Regulation — Learning How to Stay With Yourself

    February 4, 2026
    here we see a man walking his dog along a beach. he trusts himself, and he feels safe in his inner knowing. everything is alright.

    Inner-Knowing, Self-Abandonment, and Reclaiming Your Power

    February 21, 2026

    How to Tell if Someone is Jealous of You: Six Ways to Identify Envy in Others

    March 13, 2025
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    Self-Love: What It Really Means and How to Cultivate it in Your Everyday Life

    November 2, 2024 /

    Self-love is a topic that gets a lot of attention—but what does it actually mean? How do we cultivate self-love? If we have a healthy relationship with ourselves, we may want to deepen it. If we don’t, chances are, we feel that too. The presence or absence of self-love impacts every area of life: our relationships, career success, boundaries, and emotional well-being. But how do we get to a place of authentic self-love? And what does loving yourself truly look like in a world filled with mixed messages and unrealistic expectations? In this post, we’ll explore: Self-Love Looks Different for Everyone We often hear people say: “You have to love…

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    A girl stands in a scarf and hat, smiling. She seems to be considering the idea of being more open to her emotions. She is contemplating the idea that her emotions are much more complex than simply good or bad.

    Giving Your Emotions A Name: Moving Beyond “Good” Or “Bad”

    April 29, 2025
    A woman stands with her back against the wall, she is looking at the camera. Maybe she is seeing the ways she abandons herself, maybe she is choosing herself first.

    Self-Trust Series: Self-Trust Is What Remains After Self-Abandonment Ends

    February 11, 2026
    We are looking a a city view, through broken fence. This image represents the core ideas in this blog, which are walls, barriers and boundaries. Does this fence represent a wall, barrier or a boundary? And does the hole in the fence mean that the viewer is breaking through those defenses to discover emotional freedom?

    How to Know the Difference Between Walls, Barriers and Boundaries

    May 13, 2025
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