Danielle Wills

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Danielle Wills Just a girl with a yoga mat obsessed with hustling less and impacting more. And now, I'm sharing all

thoughts on outgrowing a life you used to love
12/10/2026

thoughts on outgrowing a life you used to love

07/10/2026

I’m not who I was, but I’m also not who I want to be yet

new ep up wherever you get your podcasts ###

everyone talks about secondhand embarrassment but we need more convos about the cringe of revisiting your social media c...
06/10/2026

everyone talks about secondhand embarrassment but we need more convos about the cringe of revisiting your social media content from a year ago eeeek

but also… if you’re not cringing you’re not growing so anyway! new substack up now, or the full pod episode is also out for the next time you want to stop doomscrolling hope it helps ly xoxo

a little Pinterest dump of thoughts about being cringenew ep up wherever you get your podcasts x🤍
30/09/2026

a little Pinterest dump of thoughts about being cringe

new ep up wherever you get your podcasts x🤍

29/09/2026

firm believer that being willing to be cringe will increase your surface area for luck! There’s a reason “shoot your shot Wednesdays” are trending so much... because more often than not they will open your world up to more abundance and opportunities you could never have dreamed of

but I’m realising that the more important reason to do cringey, awkward things goes way deeper than that.

Because every time you choose to put yourself out there in a way that is decidedly uncomfortable... you get better at trusting yourself. You get better at building the kind of self confidence that can’t be faked... because you know that no matter what happens, you’ve got your own back.

You start self-identifying as someone who is worth taking risks for; someone who can be a beginner, who can not know it all, and who can still be valued just as much

grateful for all the past versions I’ve been… and also grateful she’s not me anymore
28/09/2026

grateful for all the past versions I’ve been… and also grateful she’s not me anymore

23/09/2026

hot girls have boundaries! and i’m finally coming to terms with it

whether you’re an eldest daughter, an anxious perfectionist or you just really really hate saying no and confrontation and disappointing others… this episode is for you because if you want to live your best, fullest, most unserious life you HAVE to start drawing lines around what you will and won’t allow into your life

bigsisterdiaries available on Spotify + Apple Podcasts + wherever else you listen to podcasts ###

if you’re seeing this… this is your sign you should read this instead of doomscrolling 🩵 Substack link is in my bio or i...
18/09/2026

if you’re seeing this… this is your sign you should read this instead of doomscrolling 🩵

Substack link is in my bio or if you prefer to listen, this is an excerpt from Big Sister Diaries on Spotify/Apple podcasts/wherever you listen to stuff! xoxo

15/09/2026

if you’re not a hyper independent overthinker or a procrastinating perfectionist SCROLL ON because I shouldn’t be giving you advice but if your self confidence has taken a hit or if you just need someone to remind you that you are the love of your own fricking life… bigsisterdiaries is now a podcast! And it’s on all the places you get your pods so go listen so I can convince you that you are more capable than you think you are x

my mama is an angel now 🪽seven months ago we learnt that she had cancer. two months ago ago we kissed her goodbyeI still...
10/09/2026

my mama is an angel now 🪽

seven months ago we learnt that she had cancer. two months ago ago we kissed her goodbye

I still struggle with how to talk about it - I don’t think English has the right words. Saying “we lost her” makes it seem like she can’t be found? saying “she passed away” makes it seem like she’s totally gone - like her presence isn’t here with us in any form. and neither of those things seem true

My sister and I were talking in the hospital a few days before she took her last breath - and we were both saying how our entire lives, she’s always been the strongest person we know. Even during those last few weeks, she fought with every cell in her body to stay with us as long as she could.

I don’t think that her strength could have come from willpower alone. She dug so, so deep to smile and communicate and to make sure we were ok, even when she was in pain. That kind of strength isn’t normal…I’m convinced it could only come from one thing - pure, motherly love.

They say that grief is just love with nowhere to go - and if that’s true, then I’m grateful for it. It keeps me connected to her in some way. And know I’ll see her again, somewhere beyond the galaxies (her words) - but in the meantime, I’ll look for her in the rainbows and the pressed flowers and the sunsets she loved so much.

If you see me staring at the sky or off into the distance, I’m ok - she is sending me signs all the time.

Tell your loved ones you love them while you can x

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