“Each of us is worth more than the worst thing we’ve ever done.”
~Bryan Stevenson
We are worth more than the sum of what we have done, or what was done to us.
~From Will Trent series/Karen Slaughter
Pear Blossoms
“Our society is much more interested in information than wonder, in noise rather than silence…And I feel that we need a lot more wonder and a lot more silence in our lives”
― Fred Rogers
In these times … it is more important than ever to express kindness and compassion.
Do not lose yourself in the external dramas. When you are centered, when you decided
to hold to your ideals, and to live them, no matter what is going on, the ripple effect
is extreme … you become a light in the darkness, you become a gentle beacon and inspiration.
Be the love you wish the world to experience.
Certainty is the death of creativity, curiosity, and innovation.
~Lonerwolf (lonerwolf.com)
https://freeanimaldoctor.org/campaigns/ncf/
This … re-affirms that there are some genuinely great and generous people out there.
FABSCRAP Helps Fashion Brands Recycle Textile Waste | One Small Step
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RPq_v8WEkA)
Finished this a few weeks ago …
Causes of Non-Epileptic Seizures …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLleb8kaaO8
If you struggle with the sense that you don’t know what to do with your life, you’re not the only one.
This feeling can stir up some pretty disturbing feelings of existential dread, anxiety, confusion, and fear that maybe “you’re wasting your life” or whittling away your time meaninglessly.
Having no idea what to do with our life can make us feel like failures and imposters pretending to have it all together externally while feeling internally messy.
But here’s the thing: I believe having no idea what to do with your life is actually a good thing when embraced with open arms.
Strangely, accepting your feelings of “I don’t know what to do with my life” actually leads to the solution itself and the path that is uniquely yours.
Why Having No Idea What to Do With Your Life is Actually a Good Thing
“People, chained to monotony, afraid to think, clinging to certainties … they live like ants. – Bela Lugosi
I’m going to make a wild statement here:
Certainty is the death of creativity, curiosity, and innovation.
We’re taught that we “should” know what to do with our lives. But why? Why should we know what to “do” with our lives?
Shouldn’t life be an adventure, rather than a steady monotonous march to our graves?
~~Aletheia Luna & Mateo Sol (Lonerwolf.com)