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If we don’t address our wounds, our inner child will be the driving force of our life, interpreting the world as a scary place and making decisions for us from a place of fear.

If we don’t question our beliefs and where they come from, we’ll continue to live life blindly, interpreting our reality through a lens that isn’t even our own, and consequently become a victim to the human experience.

You don’t have to figure out how to love yourself, you just have to discover what’s holding you back and the rest comes naturally.

Evolve so hard they have to get to know you all over again.

What if, instead of shaming ourselves, we welcomed the opportunity to learn from our choices?

All your stories about why you can’t have or do what you want are bullshit. Silence them and take action anyway.

We abandon ourselves in hopes of earning love in return, living our whole lives running from rejection... or the possibility of it.

I don’t know who needs to hear this but they were never ‘the one’ because ‘the one’ doesn’t exist.

We create our own pain by fearing the anticipation of pain.

Those who claim to be “too picky” are resenting themselves for not settling. It doesn’t make sense.

Confirmation bias - we perceive what we believe

If you think love is an emotion you’re in for one hell of a rollercoaster ride.

Your truth is important. Your voice matters. Liberate yourself and offer others the freedom to do the same.

You don’t need to apologize for choosing yourself.

Relationships are reflections of our inner worlds colliding.

You can’t heal a relationship on the surface, the same way you can’t heal an emotional wound by watching Netflix and eating ice cream.

We didn’t rise from the ashes to not view life from a higher perspective.

A true leader needs no status, title, or validation for his efforts. He is fueled by unwavering faith and is morally grounded in pursuit of his vision.

We spend most of our lives running from rejection... or the possibility of it.

Judging others distracts us from our shame.