Tag: writing
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The List That Changed Everything: 21 Years After I Almost Left
“The best is yet to be.” – Robert Browning There’s something about anniversaries that sneaks up on the soul. Sometimes they arrive with balloons and cake, celebration in the air.Sometimes they come quietly, pressing into your chest like a hidden bruise.And sometimes—if you let them—they crack you wide open and help you breathe again. In…
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This Girl Is on Fire: A Story of Courage and Connection
“There’s nothing more daring than showing up, putting ourselves out there and letting ourselves be seen.” — Brené Brown In 2013, I had a moment that cracked my heart wide open. Not the kind of moment that whispers gently, but the kind that grabs you by the shoulders, looks you straight in the eyes, and…
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Letting Go Saved My Life
(Inspired from Chapter 14: Ledges on Clarity Cookies: 52 Bite-Size Discoveries for the Ravenous Soul 🍪✨) “Leap and the net will appear.”— Zen saying Some moments in life don’t feel like moments at all — they feel like cliffs. And the only way forward is to take a daring leap, trusting that something — someone…
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🌧 When Sadness Finds You: A Gentle Story of Letting Go
“The word ‘happy’ would lose its meaning if it were not balanced by sadness.” — Carl Jung There was a moment not long ago when I found myself unexpectedly undone by sadness. I had been chatting with someone online — funny, charming, playful. We had a real connection, or so I thought. I looked forward…
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Finding Your Compelling Reason: The Motivation Trick That Actually Works
“He who has a why can endure any how.” — Fredrick Nietzsche Let’s be real—there are days when motivation just isn’t there. You know you have work to do, goals to chase, a vision for your life… but somehow, the energy to take action is missing. Even as someone who loves my work as a…
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Are You Lucky? The Magic of Gratitude and Unexpected Blessings
The content emphasizes the significance of recognizing and appreciating the blessings in life, portraying luck as a perspective rather than chance. It references Nayerie Youssefian’s “Clarity Cookies,” sharing personal anecdotes that illustrate how gratitude and awareness lead to profound realizations about good fortune. Ultimately, it encourages readers to acknowledge their luck and celebrate life’s small…
