6 Ways You Make Peace With The Things You Can’t Change
You stop assuming you know best.
You stop assuming you know best.
Who you were doesn’t have to bleed into who you’ll be.
Every time I’m trying to mentally comfort myself enough to fall asleep in a tent or in a friend’s guest room or on a foreign couch, I find that I have to place myself in the moment, and make it home, even just for a second.
Don’t allow your “no” to be the beginning of a negotiation.
No matter what happens. Just keep going. No feeling is final.
What makes us human is not what destroys us, but what we build ourselves with again.
How your parents felt about their bodies, and what they said about them even when you were little or they didn’t think you were listening.
Well wouldn’t ya know it, body image is an universal issue.
Strikingly, but not surprisingly, it affected people’s longer-lasting moods such as overall happiness and depression.
It matters more that you can agree and prove what you’re already taught than that you can innovate that idea — disagree — and genuinely learn to think for yourself. It matters more that you can understand what already is than you can philosophize what could be. It matters more that you can memorize than you can create.