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Rebuilding Peace After Toxicity: A Journey to Healing and Renewal
Experiencing toxicity in any form—whether in relationships, work environments, or even within oneself—can leave deep scars. Toxicity drains your energy, warps your perspective, and disrupts your inner peace. However, creating peace after enduring such negativity is not only possible but essential for reclaiming your life and moving forward with renewed strength. Acknowledging the Damage The
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The Lonely Pillar: Supporting Others While Receiving None in Return
In life, we often find ourselves in the role of a supporter, the one who offers a shoulder to cry on, a listening ear, or a helping hand. Being that source of strength for others can be deeply fulfilling, but it can also be incredibly draining, especially when the support isn’t reciprocated. The experience of
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The Silent Destruction: How No Compromise, No Communication, and No Accountability Ruin Relationships
Relationships, whether romantic, familial, or platonic, thrive on a delicate balance of mutual respect, understanding, and effort. When key elements like compromise, communication, and accountability are absent, the foundation of even the strongest bond begins to crumble, often leading to deep and lasting pain. The Power of Compromise Compromise is often seen as a necessary
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A Tribute to My Friend’s “I AM Beautiful” Seminar: Celebrating Empowerment and Self-Love
In a world that often emphasizes external appearances and societal standards of beauty, the “I AM Beautiful” seminar created by my dear friend stands as a beacon of empowerment, self-love, and inner strength. This seminar is more than just an event; it’s a movement that encourages individuals to embrace their true selves, recognize their inherent
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The Danger of Not Working on Ourselves: Staying Trapped in a Cycle of Violence
Personal growth and self-awareness are powerful tools that can help us navigate life’s challenges, including difficult and harmful relationships. However, when we neglect our inner work—our emotional healing, self-reflection, and personal development—we may inadvertently find ourselves trapped in destructive cycles, including cycles of violence. Failing to work on ourselves can leave us vulnerable to staying

Hey, I’m Vikee
I am a licensed certified supervised addictions counselor, a published author, alumni of The House of Ruth Outreach Volunteer Program, and the co-owner of Montebello Medical Billing, Coding, and Consulting Company, LLC.

“One day you will rise above all the insecurities, fear, guilt, and shame, you will shed others’ opinions of you and be the Phoenix you were purposed to be!“
— Vikee