own your shit shop
Small reminders for accountability, self-respect, and personal growth.
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own the mindset
Personal growth isn’t always easy. These pieces are small reminders of the mindset behind Own Your Shit: honesty, accountability, and self-respect. Part of that mindset is acknowledging how far you’ve come and allowing yourself to feel proud of the effort you’re putting in.
“own your shit” black tumbler
Hydration with a side of accountability. Self-respect looks good on you.
20 oz. stainless steel.
“own your shit” white tumbler
Hydration with a side of accountability. Self-respect looks good on you.
20 oz. stainless steel.
“owning my shit” mug
Coffee. Tea. Accountability. Whatever you’re drinking, self-respect looks good on you.
“owning my shit” mug (censored)
Same message. Slightly toned down version. Whatever you’re drinking, self-respect looks good on you.
“Owning my shit” t-shirt
No filter. No excuses. Just a reminder to show up as your best self.
“owning my shit” t-shirt (pocket design)
A smaller graphic for people who like their honesty a little more understated.
“owning my shit”sticker
Own your shit. Literally. A bold little reminder of the mindset behind the book.
“owning my shit” sticker (censored)
Still owning it, slightly more polite. Still the same mindset from the book.
“in my self-love era” journal
For the thoughts you’re finally paying attention to.
Available in black, navy blue, turquoise, silver, and white.
“self-respect looks good on you” journal
You’re doing the work. You should be proud of that.
Available in black, navy blue, turquoise, silver, and white.
“owning my shit” journal
Owning your shit means writing it down and working it out so you say something you’ll have to apologize for later.
Available in black, navy blue, turquoise, silver, and white.
“in my self-love era” tote bag
Carrying your stuff and your boundaries.
Growth looks good on you.
“self-respect looks good on you” tote bag
A reminder to celebrate your wins and own the good shit too.
You deserve it.
“Owning my shit” tote bag
For when you’re taking accountability… and snacks.
Both are important.
the book and the mindset
I wrote Own Your Shit around one simple idea: life gets better when we stop blaming everything else and start being honest with ourselves.
If you want to learn more about the book and what it means to be radically honest with yourself, you can check it out here.
small steps. real change.
Growth happens in small moments of being honest with yourself, reflecting, and trying again. With consistency, those moments build the kind of self-respect and confidence that actually lasts.
