A Spell for Social Media (Or Something Like That)
- Root & Rising
- Apr 21, 2025
- 2 min read
Updated: Jun 3, 2025
I’ve always had a rocky relationship with social media.
It’s not that I don’t get it—I do. It’s just… the constant noise, the drama, the pressure to show up in a way that doesn’t always feel like me? It drains me. So I tend to avoid it like the plague, disappearing into my quiet corners of the world where the tea is warm and the trees don’t talk back.
But here’s the thing: every path I’ve ever explored—every little shop dream, creative spark, or idea I’ve wanted to share—has pointed back to the same glowing sign: Social Media is the way to go. It’s how you grow. It’s how you connect. It’s how people find you. Over and over, that’s what I’ve read. And yet, I’ve never had any real luck with it.
Still, something in me is stirring again. Maybe it’s the spring air or the way I’m finally starting to trust my own voice. But I’m willing to try. Really try.
This time around, I’m not going to force myself to show up like everyone else does. I want to bring a little softness to the scroll. A little intention. A little magic. I’m ready to put in the effort—but not just the kind the algorithms demand. I’m talking about the real effort: showing up as my true self, setting clear intentions, and maybe even weaving in a bit of manifestation to help guide the way.
Because I don’t just want followers. I want community. People who resonate with the quiet magic. The ones who breathe a little deeper when they see a patch of wild clover or a handmade charm in the woods. The ones who are also figuring it out one step at a time.
So here’s to another go at social media—with a sprinkle of faith, a handful of effort, and a heart full of hope. We'll see where it leads.
Have you ever felt this way about social media? Like it was something you had to do, even though it just doesn’t feel natural sometimes? I’d love to hear how you’ve navigated it—or if you’re still finding your way like me.
🌿Rooted in intention, and learning how to bloom again.
Blessed Be,
Bobbi Ann





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