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Grace is always present and grace stands to shelter and guide and protect us. There comes a time in life when you really must become conscious of that presence and you must consciously turn your face to it. Otherwise, you're just walking blindly through life." - Phylicia Rashad
Today news correspondent Ann Curry-you should understand that being different is fantastic. In fact, rejoice in all those things that make you different. Commit to a daily routine and protect that time. It’s sacred. Don’t worry if others don’t see the importance. Make no mistake though – growing up, growing old, is a real privilege. The adulting (no, it’s not a word that you know of yet) might get to you every once in a while, but being able to do adulthood is something you should be grateful for every single day. To fulfill this, we aim to adhere as strictly as possible to the World Wide Web Consortium’s (W3C) Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1 (WCAG 2.1) at the AA level. Less than 10% of the American population have gone through what you did. You are about to meet some of the scariest and most interesting people of your life. Every single one of them has something to teach you. Forget where you came from and learn where they come from. Because we are all the same at the core. The injustices in our society will become more apparent than ever. Remember all their faces. Remember all their stories. Remember you are blessed when you're having a pity party. You will be free. 9. Never stop writing.She reminded me of a small lovely hardcopy - ( a gift from a friend) - that I’ve owned over 10 years. Instead, use your pain for good. Know that it serves a great purpose. Learn from the difficult times in your life. Never stop learning. Let your pain give you a wisdom that you would not otherwise have. I really enjoyed this book. The description reads "Extraordinary Women Share the Wisdom They Wish They'd Had When They Were Younger." The amazing part is that although the women are amazing...the struggles they face are ordinary- just the same as I and others face. So, I really enjoyed reading their perspective and advice to themselves.
Everyone’s ultimate goal is to be happy, so when people can’t find it for themselves, it may frustrate them to see that you appear to have achieved it – whether or not they know your story.The act of writing a letter to your younger self is an affirmation of the strength you've gained along the way.” Actually, my real takeaway from my 16th year is just how exhausted I was, because I was a teenager going through everything a teenager goes through but very publicly. With a schedule which would rival a highflying businessperson. Put healthy boundaries in place and teach people how to treat you. Do not adapt to how they choose to treat you.
Reflecting on our past helps us embrace our present and shape our future.” Taking the time to reflect on our past experiences allows us to gain valuable insights and learn from our successes and failures. By examining our past actions, decisions, and challenges, we can better understand ourselves, our motivations, and our patterns of behavior. This self-awareness enables us to make conscious choices in the present, avoiding repeating past mistakes and embracing opportunities for growth and improvement. By embracing our past, we can cultivate a sense of gratitude for the lessons learned and use them as a foundation for shaping a brighter and more fulfilling future. It is through this process of reflection that we gain the clarity and wisdom needed to navigate our present circumstances and make choices that align with our true desires and aspirations. Ultimately, reflecting on our past empowers us to create a future that is meaningful, purposeful, and aligned with our authentic selves. Anyway, you won’t learn to be structured till many, many years later, so here’s an unstructured list of things that I wish you knew at the beautiful, impressionable, golden age of 18: SAVE MORE. Your letter is a gentle reminder that it's never too late to start anew, to pursue your dreams, and to embrace the person you've become.” Your letter is a testament to the power of resilience, reminding you that you are stronger than you think.” As we reach the end of this exploration into the captivating world of “Letters to My Younger Self Quotes: Reflecting on Wisdom and Growth,” we are reminded of the transformative power that lies within self-reflection and introspection. The act of writing a letter to our younger selves becomes a journey of self-discovery, self-acceptance, and self-empowerment.
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You've started and stopped for so many years. You'll keep starting and stopping for so many more years. But commit to it when the time is right. Be consistent with it. Don't wait any longer because the memories will fade. Piecemealing it together will get confusing. It's your history and it's what will be passed down. You don't have to write the next best book and your career doesn't have to make sense; but you do need to put it down somewhere. In your letter, you gift your younger self the wisdom of a lifetime, all the while gifting yourself forgiveness and understanding.”
Your letter is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit, a testament to your unwavering strength.”And when it rains on your parade, look up rather than down. Without the rain, there would be no rainbow. K Chesterton Writing a letter to your younger self is an act of self-empowerment, allowing you to reclaim your narrative and shape your destiny.” I'm going to include the best quotes below (and there are many), but one thing I want to point out that makes me know God sent this book into my life for a reason - Trisha Yearwood closes this out with her letter to herself before one of her doomed-to-fail marriages (pre-Garth of course). And her description mentions how September 11th changed her outlook. And she went to Belmont. I finished this book on September 11th, went to Belmont, and music is my life. Sometimes you do have to believe, just a little, in fate. Be thankful for the people in your life who love and support you. Let them know how much they mean to you. Nurture the relationships in your life. Relationships take work. Strive to always give more than you take from them. Author Jane Quinn-your sense of responsibility for the kids will ebb as you see them become responsible for themselves. You’re doing your best as a parent. In the future, you and your boys will talk about these years and laugh at least most of the time. You’ll do some things wrong – worry too much, try too hard to control events, miss a couple of important issues that you’ll wish you’d seen.
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