Kendra Reddy

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People confuse “nice” with moral goodness all the time - especially in leadership, friendships, and high-functioning circles.

But nice isn’t a virtue. It’s often a strategy.

Nice smooths, cushions, manages perception, an

I know my content isn’t easy to engage with publicly.

It doesn’t optimize for mass agreement or casual scrolling. It names power. It names avoidance. It names the places we quietly opt out of sovereignty.

That doesn’t always t

Canada often tells itself we’re different - and in many ways we are - but we are not immune to tragedy.

Today my heart is with the community of Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia. I’m thinking of the students, families, teachers, and first

This trip isn’t a test of how easy I am to host or how well I perform closeness. It’s a practice in standing inside my own life - without a role, without an offering, without a receipt.

And if something in me still trembles as I do tha

The body doesn’t lie…but it doesn’t lead on its own. It reports. And when the mind listens without rushing to explain, fix, or perform, discernment comes online.

That’s the real capacity: to stay present under pressure, to

Discomfort doesn’t absolve you of leadership and responsibility.

I don’t do this work for the algorithm. The real writing happens off social media — longer, messier, more honest. If you want to stay close to that, click Stay In Tou

The "let them" theory only works if you're willing to stand somewhere.

If you’d like to stay in touch off social media - where there’s more room for nuance, honesty, and unfinished thoughts - that’s where I share what&rsq

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