Time to reset, rest up, recharge.
Forget about what happened yesterday
Don’t dwell on mistakes
Let go of the pain, set it free
Focus on the present moment
Breathe, hold your fist over your heart
140 bpm the sound that breaks the feeling of entrapment
Slow it down, life is not a race.
Changes are already in effect
No need to stunt growth by falling back to self destruction.
It’s true, this feeling of futility will pass.
It won’t paralyze you forever.
The stain of shame isn’t permanent
Wake up from false illusions
No one perfect, some flaunt their flaws like accessories.
The future isn’t set in stone.
Follow your inner calling
Share all your gifts, embrace connections with yourself and the world.
No one is alone
Life is a revolving door of opportunities if we work to make them happen
The only way out is upward.
It’s time to level up.
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