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Do you want an 8×10 hi resolution copy of this inspirational piece that you can print out and frame for yourself (or a friend)? Just click here and you’ll get access to my resource library that includes this freebie and a bunch of other juicy stuff I know you’ll like. Always remember–you are amazing!
Change is never easy; it’s in our nature to resist it, and that’s ok. We are hard wired to seek comfort–to want to keep things the same so we don’t have to feel stretched beyond our limits.
But change is so good for us. It helps us see how things can be different. The key is to focus on what’s ahead rather than on what we’re leaving behind, yes?
We must choose our own path + create our own stories, yes? It’s so easy to get caught up in what everyone else is doing, especially if it’s working for them. But that isn’t our story.
In order to find our own way in our lives, we must be brave and forge roads that matter to us. We must seek out the ones that we are curious about, even if they are a bit off the beaten track. Even if they seem like a myth.
Make trails, friend. Follow your heart.
Perspective really is everything, isn’t it? There have been countless times that I have misinterpreted a situation because I was viewing it from a different angle, and not how it was meant.
We all see things from our own lens, and it’s not always accurate–I know that knowing the difference is part of the growth process. So I try to remember to take my ego out of the situation, that not everything is about me. That helps me refocus on what’s really happening, not what I imagine the situation to be.
I’m going to try to hold this thought gently next time I feel like I’m not seeing things clearly. Easier said than done, I know! But it’s about progress not perfection, friends.
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You will never regret being too kind, friend.
Maybe I’m becoming more mature or I’m learning to be more compassionate, but I feel like it gets easier to be kind as I get older. We all need gentle words or gestures from others–it actually takes more effort to be nasty or rude, don’t you think?
And this goes for how we treat ourselves, too. We need to be more kind with how we talk to ourselves–that inner voice shapes our views + outlook. And when we have a gentle voice encouraging us from the inside, it’s easier to offer that voice to others on the outside.