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Just trying is enough. Putting ourselves out there is enough. We don't have to achieve massive success. We just have to make an effort and give ourselves the chance to make an impact in our own small but significant way. https://t.co/3wdiscn4Ga
"Accept that you are responsible for your own thoughts, feelings, words, and actions, and no one else can make you think, feel, say, or do anything. No matter what they say or do, you are still responsible for how you respond to them." ~Timothy James https://t.co/UYEKyUTeMS
So many of us look back on our day and judge it based on how much we accomplished. What if we focused instead of how we showed up in the world—whether we were mindful, aware, loving, kind, supportive, appreciative, and open-minded? https://t.co/3mXicsd84Y
Highly sensitive people are deeply empathetic and aware of other people’s needs—but they don’t always receive the same type of love they’re able to give. If this sounds familiar, read on. https://t.co/cd7Qf8NWfr
"Accept that you are responsible for your own thoughts, feelings, words, and actions, and no one else can make you think, feel, say, or do anything. No matter what they say or do, you are still responsible for how you respond to them." ~Timothy James https://t.co/UYEKyUTeMS
"Letting go doesn’t mean that you don’t care about someone anymore. It’s just realizing that the only person you really have control over is yourself." ~Deborah Reber
Knowing when it's time to let go of relationships - 3 signs it's time to move on: https://t.co/1IBqLjO7Ry
“No one changes unless they want to. Not if you beg them. Not if you shame them. Not if you use reason, emotion, or tough love. There's only one thing that makes someone change: their own realization that they need to do it..."
Sadness, anger, shame—these aren’t “negative” emotions. If you reject them, you reject yourself. If you judge them, you judge yourself. You can’t heal when you’re limiting yourself to only “positive” feelings. Embrace the pain. The only way out is through. https://t.co/dHmmUP1WoL
"It’s unhealthy to allow the relationship to absorb your identity and to lose yourself as a person. Keep your own rituals, your own activities, and your own friends. Spend a healthy time apart doing your own thing to nurture your soul." ~Brad Alexander https://t.co/gjwzx0u6pT
Obsessing, overanalyzing, doubting, questioning—it’s all incredibly exhausting, and it doesn’t change or accomplish anything. Sometimes we simply have to accept what we don’t know and allow ourselves to live in the moment. https://t.co/yTLProDa8q