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Gratefulness
Being in nature and just being alone with my thoughts in my bedroom with a candle lit helps to keep me grounded. Spending time with my dogs and cuddling them is especially a connecting experience acknowledging how my time with them is in a sense limited. Going to temples and churches also connects me. Really anywhere peaceful & quiet with no distractions where I can be alone with my thoughts.
What I have learned lately is that social media is a facade and we are all just trying to work our way through life in our own ways. Not everything is what it seems. Everyone has a different path and I need to focus on mine and no one else’s. I’ve also learned that I need to work on instilling confidence in myself – I’m doing great in a lot of ways objectively but I need to be able to believe it. I need to believe in myself more because at the end of the day, all I hav...
What I have learned lately is that social media is a facade and we are all just trying to work our way through life in our own ways. Not everything is what it seems. Everyone has a different path and I need to focus on mine and no one else’s. I’ve also learned that I need to work on instilling confidence in myself – I’m doing great in a lot of ways objectively but I need to be able to believe it. I need to believe in myself more because at the end of the day, all I have is myself and I need to compare myself to my past self, not what other people are doing.
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