I used to be the person who’d take on everything — staying up late to handle work and making sure everyone else was taken care of, even if it meant neglecting myself.
For a long time, I thought being constantly available and solving everyone's problems was the way to succeed. But it wasn’t long before I learned that pushing through it all was draining me.
I started to wonder, what if I could prioritize what matters without putting my own needs last?
That’s when I started communicating my boundaries and focusing on my well-being.
And that’s when Live Restfully was born.
Your instincts have gotten you this far, but now it’s time to trust yourself in new ways. The same drive that made you the go-to person can help you create space for yourself, and find balance.
You’re not just reacting to what's happening around you anymore. Understanding your thoughts, feelings, and habits is what will guide you to make decisions that serve you, not just everyone else.
You’ve spent too long carrying the weight of everyone else’s needs and trying to keep it all together. It’s time to realize that you don’t have to do it all alone. You have the power to prioritize your own needs.
My Skincare Routine
Aries & Leo
Deep Breathing
Walk in Nature
Sushi
My dogs, Zoe and Winston, are a huge part of why I started Live Restfully. They helped me be present in the moment and feel grateful for the life I have. Zoe passed away the week I decided to create Live Restfully in March 2023. Winston was next to me for most of the next year as I built out my coaching business. He passed away in February 2024. Their spirits live on through Live Restfully.
If you prefer deep conversations about life and personal development with a small group of friends over small talk at a party with dozens of people, we're going to get along SO well.
I was born in Japan and moved to the U.S. when I was 3. I grew up in Pomona, California and finished high school in Phoenix, Arizona. That's where I studied broadcast journalism at ASU's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication.
Letting go of the pressure to always be the one to handle everything. When we’re constantly pushing ourselves, nothing ever feels easy, and even when we achieve, it’s never enough. Instead of trying to fix everything, we can give ourselves permission to slow down, accept help, and take care of our needs.
"Protect the lead." I learned this from a news colleague, and it’s become a guiding principle in my life. Instead of managing everything, I focus on what truly matters. This means prioritizing your own needs — not everyone else’s. It’s about protecting your energy, staying in control, and breaking free from the cycle of doing it all.
-BECCA T.
Erisa is more than just a friend, she's a mentor who has inspired me to live my best life. Her faith in me inspired me to make major life changes, and I'm forever grateful for her guidance.
KIND WORDS