FEEL GOOD RVA

Something important in the foundation of Feel Good RVA is my commitment to authenticity. It’s been essential in my message and goal that I am always honest not only with you but with myself. This means being aware of the fact that sometimes life is hard and sometimes we need a break.

Between 2021-2022, I felt strong in my brand as we were progressing and curating consistent events. Although, content was still a little unorganized, I felt we were still making moves that supported our cause. Even if it wasn’t at the full throttle that I would have liked, I continued to have pride in making a difference in even one person’s life.

It seemed as though FGRVA had found a home in a local venue that supported our cause and gave us the space to comfortably bring you events such as Bipolar Awareness Day, many Self Care Saturdays and more. However, sadly this venue has now closed its doors. This not only shook Feel Good RVA’s future plans – but my personal plans as well. This was my job, a safe space, a source of community, fun and more for me. To have all of that abruptly swept away was disappointing to say the least.

It felt like following that unfortunate event, a hurricane hit my life. Personal issues, then financial issues, the list goes on. I felt that even though I loved my brand, I had no choice but to take a moment to regroup.

I can’t say that I am completely in the headspace to take on as many projects as I might have in the past. But I will say that I’m gaining my sense of self again and apart of what makes me – me.. is Feel Good RVA in all of its forms.

So for now, I give my word that in this renaissance I’ll get back to bringing you honest content via our blog and social media. I don’t have a set plan for the future but I am thankful as always for the support as we grow and continue to bring you relatable content, resources and awareness.

Graphic artist unknown, image pulled from Pinterest.