Josh Kellar“Not enough” is a sneaky kind of shame. It dresses up as self-improvement, ambition, humility. But underneath it all is a question no one can ever answer for you: Am I okay as I am?
Josh KellarPain can sound like finality. It tells you you’re ruined. Done for. Beyond healing. But what if the ache isn’t the end of your story—but the invitation to remember who you still are?
Josh KellarSomewhere along the way, you began to believe you had to earn your place—through effort, achievement, never stopping. But what if your worth had nothing to do with what you produce?
Josh KellarYou learned to perform before you learned to breathe fully. Somewhere in your story, love started to feel earned—not given. And so you shrank, adapted, pleased. But worth? It was never meant to be conditional.