Take your time healing, as long as you want. Nobody else knows what you’ve been through. And nobody else can judge you on your healing process. Charlotte Freeman, Everything You’ll Ever Need You Can Find Within Yourself First, self-reliance. Freeman poetically nudges us to uncover our innate potential and abilities. She doesn’t advocate for isolation, rather, she inspires us to tap into our inner resilience to face any challenge. Her message? “Believe in yourself and your journey” — we are our greatest allies. A poem from Charlotte’s book on healing from traumatic moments. Let yourself feel before you heal. Charlotte Freeman, Everything You’ll Ever Need You Can Find Within Yourself Everything you attract is better when you are patient. Everything you attract is better when you trust the timing of your life. Charlotte Freeman, Everything You’ll Ever Need You Can Find Within Yourself In 2020, Charlotte’s dream took a significant leap forward as she released her first published poetry book with Thought Catalog and launched an online store for her poetry prints. By combining expressive words with visual aesthetics, she continued to make connections with her audience on a profound level.

In 2015, Charlotte decided to chase her true calling. She left her job and embarked on a new academic journey, studying graphic design full time. The fusion of her love for writing, community building, and graphic design began to pave the way for what Momentary Happiness would become.

From a young age, Charlotte was drawn to writing poetry. When she was 12, her parents supported her passion by enrolling her in a Young Writers Camp. This early encouragement, especially a heartwarming letter from her mother, planted a seed in Charlotte that flourished over the years. The support and understanding that writing is a personal and expressive art form left a lasting impact on her.

Born and raised in Queensland, Australia, Charlotte Freeman is a poet and graphic designer whose words have resonated across the world. She is the creator of Momentary Happiness, a platform that initially began in 2013 as a creative outlet and has since flourished into a full-time career and a community of over 750,000 followers.I read it in one night; it's not my favourite Thought Catalogue read, but still very uplifting and put things into perspective. I feel better for having read this.