about taylor
Outside of, and inside of, her professional work, there are a few parts of her identity that are important to share:
30yrs old, a july cancer
cisgender woman
pansexual
hetero-romantic
non-monogamous
bi-racial black and white
thin-bodied
scoliosis survivor
visibly able-bodied
plant-based
homeowner
cat and plant mom
big sister
The identities Taylor holds are fluid, have duality, and are ones that she considers ever-evolving as she continues to pursue life-long personal growth.
Some never-changing parts of her life and identity include being:
a cat lady and animal rescuer
an environmental and racial justice advocate
a small farmer supporter
a human
Photos: Sam Lewis
public intentions
The podcast, and her social media, are ways for Taylor to share with you some of her personal reflections, psycho-education, and connect. It is important to Taylor to share her story, even when it is uncomfortable and painful, because of how it can help normalize experiences, encourage others to own their stories and use their voices, and can be educational. Taylor’s intentions in using her public social media platforms responsibly include:
- to create a sense of connection
- to let people know they aren’t alone by being vulnerable & authentic in sharing personal experiences
- to post educational content and resources by sharing things she’s learned
- to break down the isms and taboo topics through her podcast and elevate others who are doing the work too
Taylor continuously strives to challenge herself in the areas of vulnerability, self-compassion, authenticity, boundaries, and feeling her feelings...even when they suck.