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Hello Readers, I just stumbled upon this blog post I wrote in December which feels like a lifetime ago… and decided to share. I woke today feeling great!!! These are the days I hope to remember next time my “mood” swings. And it wasn’t like anything remarkable happened or anything… just celebrating the small wins.
Happy New Year and God’s blessings throughout the year. Welcome to the first post of the year…. Yay!!!! As we know better we do better, so we will be working with a schedule from now on. We will write and hopefully post blogs on Monday, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. I learn, unlearn and relearn the
So many times we tell ourselves to look at the brighter side, be optimistic, look for silver linings, shift our perspective etc. and that is all well and good but we must also remember that in life the only constant is change.
This phrase has always felt lacking to me because the wise man wish his feet firmly in the ground can see a bit above ground level easily.
I used to be so afraid. Fear of failing, fear of missing out, fear of disappointing people… On and on and on. So I took some time to do some introspection. I am 30 years old, starting over again as an intern, still single, can’t afford my own place so still live with family, still
