Courage is doing your best when there is no guarantee for success.
SOPHIA JOANThe relationship you have with yourself affects all the others.
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Check what’s going on inside too.
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Not doing more doesn’t make you any less.
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The relationship you have with yourself affects all the others.
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Bad days are part of a good life.
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We focus on being extraordinary but forget we can always be extra kind.
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Accept help from others – you’ll have more to give.
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Some seasons you see growth, other clear space for it.
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When you welcome change, you can start to create it.
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Take a break before you do.
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Trust that something good is up ahead.
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Change is the key to unlocking growth.
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Put yesterday down to carry on with you.
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Gratitude can help find the good. That is usually taken for granted.
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It’s your dream for a reason. Take responsibility for making it a reality.
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You don’t share everything about you, so let’s not assume everything about them.
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Stop trying to fit in places that make you leave a piece of you out.
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You are not failing – you’re trying, you’re human, you’re pushing past what you know.
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Begin a beginner doesn’t mean as you’re bad something. It means there’s space to grow.
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Get Started. You are more ready than you think.
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You’ve got to rest if you want to keep going.
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Stay open: to healing, to growth, to trusting. There is too much ahead to close yourself off.
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The mind wants to take a million steps at once. Our feet remind us that only one is possible.
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Habits are powerful but we have the power to create them.
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Can you seek your own approval instead of theirs?
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Start Shaky. Start unsure. Start scared. You are writing a brave beginning to this chapter.
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When we cling to what we know, we miss how could we grow.
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