What started as a small porch garden turned into one of the most grounding parts of my summer. With every sprout came unexpected lessons—in patience, presence, and quiet growth. These four takeaways from my little flower pots have reminded me that even when progress is slow or unseen, it doesn’t mean it’s not happening.

Mondays often feel overwhelming—especially when the weekend’s fun fades and the workweek looms. But during summer break, I’ve discovered a way to turn Monday into a fresh start, a gentle reset that sets the tone for a calm, productive week. From finishing a captivating book to trying new comfort foods and savoring nostalgic movies, my Monday reboot is all about balance, intention, and recharging for what’s ahead.

In this On Loop post, I’m diving into the ultimate soundtrack for my summer—Joe Jonas’ new album Music for People Who Believe in Love. From childhood memories of the Jonas Brothers to unforgettable live performances, this post is filled with personal stories, musical nostalgia, and why this album is all I'm vibing with right now. Whether you’re a longtime Jonas fan or just in need of some sunny, feel-good tracks, this one’s worth the listen.