You can’t welcome the new while holding on to the old.
By: Dr. Wil Rodriguez
A Room Too Full
She sat on the edge of her bed, staring at the drawer full of love letters. They hadn’t spoken in years, but his words still lived there—folded and untouched. That day, she opened the window, took a deep breath, and cleared the space.
You can’t bring in a new couch if the old one is still taking up space.
When You Say Yes and Mean It
By: Dr. Wil Rodriguez
He looked her in the eyes and said,
“I want this. I’m in.”
She smiled. Relieved.
By: Dr. Wil Rodriguez
“Most people aren’t drowning from the weight of the water, but because they’ve forgotten how to swim against the current of their own thoughts.”
Surviving the Drift
Every day, countless individuals silently drift through life—not because they lack strength, but because they are unknowingly enslaved by patterns they did not consciously choose.
We survive, yes. But we do so on autopilot. We survive driven by limiting beliefs, triggered by circumstances we don’t fully understand, and we often surrender to the role of the victim—losing the thread of accountability, and with it, the creative power of choice.
This song based on The Heart Without Shelter(Tuqui) and The Giver Who Bleeds (Tiqui):A Blood Transfusion Love Story
By Dr. Wil Rodríguez
