Letters to my younger self

What Happens When All Your Selves Sit at the Same Table

In this closing reflection, Maria explores integration and self-trust — the quiet relief of no longer fragmenting yourself to belong. Not resolution. Not arrival. But agreement. A gentle ending to a year's long journey through emotional intelligence, identity and becoming whole.
 

How Many Times Have You Become Someone New?

This letter explores adaptability not as survival, but as wisdom — the art of shedding skins without losing yourself.
From migration to motherhood to reinvention, it’s about learning when to bend, when to set roots and how to change without pain or force.
 

When Did You Learn to Feel the Unsaid?

In this episode, Maria got a letter from her older self about empathy. The ability to feel what others could not say. This letter explores the burden and the blessing of deep sensitivity, especially through conflict, migration, and becoming a woman who listens with wisdom. A reflection for anyone learning to feel without losing themselves.

What Light Did You Carry Through the Dark?

We’ve all been through nights that felt endless. But somehow, we made it here.
This letter is a quiet conversation about the light that never left you — even when you couldn’t see it.
Maybe it’s time to thank it.

What Lives Inside the Pause?

What Lives Inside the Pause?A letter on self-control. From waiting for El Niño Jesús at seven to choosing trust
at twenty eight - learning to hold yourself whole.

When Did Your Voice Become Your Weapon? Rehearsing Truth

The night before the lawyer’s meeting, Maria rehearsed every word.
Her children’s future depended on it.
Straightforwardness wasn't about bulldozing someone she once trusted, it was precision under pressure. Refusing to disappear when systems were designed to silence her.

Who Taught You to Paint Bonds?

Letter #6 - On Relationship BuildingWhat began with a red bicycle and childhood mischief revealed something deeper: the art of weaving connection. From loyalty sealed like sacred vows to friendships that span decades and continents, this letter explores the quiet strength of belonging and the bonds that outlast time.

What Part of You Remains Unexpressed?

In this heartfelt letter, Maria reflects on self-actualization as alchemy, turning pain into possibility, everyday creativity into transformation.
From childhood wonder to her sister’s golden words, she shares how becoming is never just for us, but a light for others to reflect.
Includes reflection prompts to spark your own self-discovery.

When Did You Learn to Hold Yourself?

In this intimate letter, Maria recalls childhood trees that taught her to trust her own steps. Self-Reliance, she discovers, was not isolation but resilience, the hum of imagination, the courage to balance, the strength to hold herself through grief.
This episode invites you to reflect on your own hidden resources and moments of standing strong.

Introducing Letters To My Younger Self

I didn’t create the Reclaim Rewrite Method because I had all the answers. But because I had lived the questions. This is where the letters to my younger self begin, not as inspiration, but as remembrance of what was always true.