Brianna Wiest
Brianna Wiest is the author of I Am The Hero Of My Own Life, Salt Water, and 101 Essays That Will Change The Way You Think.
Latest Posts
Read This When You Can’t Decide Between What Your Heart Wants And What Your Mind Says
From the time you’re little, everyone offers you advice on how to navigate your mind and heart. They’ll tell you to follow your gut, trust your instinct, to place logic aside, to pursue a life that’s true to your soul.
Endometriosis Awareness: Symptoms, Treatment & What To Do If You Might Have It
When it comes to endometriosis awareness, there aren’t quite enough people speaking out about what’s an increasingly common disorder that can cause a lot of discomfort and reduction in one’s quality of life.
Read This If You Have A Deep Well Of Anger Within You, Because It’s Your Time To Rise
If you have a deep well of anger within you, it is probably because you have spent years telling yourself why you should not.
Healing Yourself Is The Most Uncomfortable, Disruptive, Important Thing You Will Ever Do
When you are no longer scared to feel anything, when you no longer resist any one part of your life, something magical happens: you find peace.
Another Person Is Not A Salve To Your Wounds, So Stop Relying On Others To Fix You
You probably already know that other people do not exist to be salves to your wounds, and yet you probably act like it regardless.
Stop Looking For A Sign, The Things That Are Meant For You Should Be Self-Evident
“I Refuse To Be Unproductive:” How Penny White Took An HS Diagnosis & Made It Her Life’s Purpose
This is one personal story of being affected by Hidradenitis Suppurativa (HS). If you or anyone you know would like to share your experience, please contact tellmystory@thoughtcatalog.com.
There Are 3 Types Of Losses In Our Lives, And Each Teaches Us Something Different
There are ultimately three different types of loss that we experience in our lives, and each is meant to teach us something about ourselves.
How Anna Cobbs’ Endo Diagnosis Resulted In A Hysterectomy At 30-Years-Old
This brought me my platform, and now I can help others get diagnosed and prep, and not feel alone if they have to get a hysterectomy at a young age.
