I broke a mug yesterday in my kitchen and I just swept it up and kept it moving.
And I wonder why our parents made so much fuss about breaking things when we were growing up.
One thing nobody tells you about adulthood is how fun it is to become your own person. One day you randomly start liking jazz, olive green, expensive dark chocolate, documentaries about volcanoes, weird lamps, sparkling water, books about loneliness in Tokyo, silver jewelry and quiet cafés. Your personality keeps unfolding forever if you let it.
I need all career + business women to assemble and flex what your craft has done for you before we lose all the young girls to the ‘soft life+no career+find a provider’ mentality😭
I’m convinced that everyone should take a big swing at some point in their life and experience what it’s like to truly go all in on a meaningful pursuit otherwise they grow bitter with age.
An underrated cheat code in life: being incredibly reliable. Show up on time. Do what you say you will. Own your mistakes. It goes so much further than you think.
1.She hired a nanny and put her on government payroll.
2.forced the Nanny to share half her salary with her daughter.
2.China donates cars to Womens league, she gives them to her daughter.
That's it:
ARREST HER NOW!
Am I the only one who genuinely isn’t bothered by other people’s success? 😩 Like I’m happy for them and stuff but I don’t have sleepless nights over their success. Their win is not my loss. I clap and keep it moving 🙏🏽❤️