Warrior by Day
A blog to inspire self-awareness, self-acceptance and remind us all that we have more control than we think we do.
Become more resilient to uncertainty.
Embrace the full spectrum of human emotions.
Trust yourself.
You are a warrior.
Which battle are you facing today?
Fertility Warriors
For my fellow sisters and brothers riding the roller coaster of family-building challenges.
Corporate Warriors
For my fellow "suits-turned-into-pyjamas" high-achievers struggling with balancing the drive to achieve and succeed with the desire for balance, health and contentment.
Everyday Warriors
We are never alone. We all connected by the human emotions we experience through struggles, mis-steps and unexpected challenges. And we all have the same opportunity to learn and grow from those challenges with the right mindset.
About Danielle
I am a scientist by training, but a philosopher at heart. I am often challenged to see the “gray” in the world because I’ve been trained to seek definitive answers. Writing has always been my medium for processing uncertainty and finding my own inner strength, but it’s always just been for me. Here I will share my stories and lessons, using my authentic voice to help others feel less alone.
Read The Latest Posts
Warrior by Day: The Finale (for now)
Not only is it the last Wednesday of 2024, it’s the last Warrior Wednesday in its current version. This blog was not created as part
Warrior by Day: Origin Story
This is the 52nd, and penultimate, blog post for Warrior by Day in its current form. Throughout 2022 and 2023 I did a lot of
Counter space
My counter is littered with breast pumping supplies, baby bottles, utensils and blenders I don’t use, a large “garden hod” filled with perishables that literally
I can see clearly now
In 2022 was my word for the year was clarity. I knew that something needed to shift but I wasn’t really sure what direction I
Gratuitous Gratitude Post for Thanksgiving
I really was going to write about something else today, on the eve of Thanksgiving. I thought it would be way too predictable to write
Nice to meet me, again
In 2001 I took my first trip abroad. It was a solo backpack trip to Europe in a time before cell phones and google maps