Someday: Embrace the Path to Change

Sep 29, 2025

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Updated: Jan 11

How often do you catch yourself saying "someday" about the things that matter most? It’s easy to put off what we truly desire, but it’s important to ask yourself: when will "someday" actually come?

Following your bliss isn't about constantly seeking pleasure or avoiding challenges. It’s about finding balance—choosing the path that aligns with your authentic self, even if that path requires hard work and persistence.

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Autumn Cotter is an author, poet, and seeker, cultivating her path as a life and mindfulness coach and blooming herbalist. With more than two decades of professional experience and a lifetime of curiosity and creative exploration, she draws on her studies and hands-on learning in culinary arts, nutrition, and herbalism to write about mindful living, nature, creativity, and the gentle beauty of everyday life. She lives in the mountains among wildflowers and dreams.

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