@_Chemist1 Yep, it’s called knowing your worth, what you deserve, and what you won’t tolerate. Always be kind, but don’t ever let people disrespect you or take advantage of your kindness.
@justdinesh1r One of the strangest realizations is discovering someone was waiting for you to fail while you were rooting for them the entire time.
That changes how you see people.
@cryptohouse0x There’s something comforting about realizing you don’t have to fix your whole life today.
Maybe today you just make one decision your future self will be glad you made.
That counts too.
@Nithya_Shrii I’ve noticed the same version of me can be too much to one person and exactly what another person appreciates.
That taught me to stop treating everyone’s opinion of me like objective truth.
@AditiRajasthan The internet has taught me that you can spend an hour perfecting something and nobody cares.
Then you say one honest thing you almost didn’t post and thousands of people relate to it.
@unspokenmind56 One of the hardest things for me to accept was that someone can have a completely different version of me in their head, and I don’t get to edit it.
That realization saved me a lot of explaining.
@_NelsonNosa I’ve met younger people with incredible self awareness and older people who’ve been making the same mistake for 30 years.
Age gives you experience, growth depends on what you do with it.
@wisdomslices_ I have to remind myself of this constantly.
Slow progress is frustrating because it feels like nothing is happening until you look back and realize how far you’ve made it.