This is a broad category encompassing accounts that offer advice, motivation, and insights on various aspects of personal growth,including emotional control.etc
You can influence people, but you can’t control whether they like you, love you, forgive you, or approve of you. Once you accept that, you stop wasting energy on something you don’t control.
Once I turn off disappearing messages and enable read receipts, just know I don’t give a fuck anymore. Ironically, that’s when I become the most careful person with my words.
At the end of the day I’ve come to realise that we are not fighting principalities & powers but a against poverty and the lack of being able to provide for one’s self
If you’re looking for one thing to take pride in above all else,consider this:
“The person you’re becoming”
Achievements can be lost. Reputation can change. But every day you choose how to respond,what to practice,and who you grow into.That’s something no one can take from you
Your compassion — how you treat people, especially when you don’t have to.
Your choices — nobody can rewrite the decisions you made with the information and character you had at the time.
Your compassion — how you treat people, especially when you don’t have to.
Your choices — nobody can rewrite the decisions you made with the information and character you had at the time.
Your resilience — the fact that you’ve survived difficulties and kept going.
Your discipline — habits and self-control that you’ve developed.
Your perspective — the wisdom you’ve gained from your experiences.
Your creativity — your unique way of seeing and making things.
Your resilience — the fact that you’ve survived difficulties and kept going.
Your discipline — habits and self-control that you’ve developed.
Your perspective — the wisdom you’ve gained from your experiences.
Your creativity — your unique way of seeing and making things.
Your character — honesty, integrity, kindness, courage.
Your values — what you stand for when it’s inconvenient.
Your ability to learn — knowledge can be forgotten, but the capacity to think and grow stays with you.
Your character — honesty, integrity, kindness, courage.
Your values — what you stand for when it’s inconvenient.
Your ability to learn — knowledge can be forgotten, but the capacity to think and grow stays with you.
A lot of the things people are proud of—money, status, appearance, possessions, even some relationships
—can change or be taken away.
What tends to remain yours, regardless of circumstances, are qualities you’ve built into yourself: