I write, I read, I learn. I believe in community and their power to change lives. Oh, and cats make the world better.
Eastern Ontario, Canada
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"Life can pile on until we reach a dull-eyed state. It's a pause where we realize, life is not about steady progress, it's a series of pauses and restarts." -- ShadowsPub The emotional numbness of overwhelm feels like we're carrying the weight of the world. When you see it as a gentle whisper from the soul, let it give you permission to step back and consider what's next. Notice how life feels lighter?
"Even the strongest among us experience feeling brittle under the weight of lived experiences. This is not a weakness or failing. It's a signal that something needs to change." -- ShadowsPub One of the benefits of cultivating self-awareness is being able to sense the brittle feeling before it reaches a breaking point. Being able to identify the stressors gives you time to make the changes that will bring healing.
"The journey to fulfill a dream begins when you invest your faith in the outcome and take the first action." -- ShadowsPub Taking the first action is a leap of faith. Trusting yourself gives you the strength to move forward and pursue your dream. Keep the faith.
"A blister will form when you reach the boundary between the familiar and a challenging movement. It's the cost of daring to challenge your limits and enter the space where transformation begins." -- ShadowsPub A blister is painful when it first forms, but it heals, leaving the skin stronger than before. Emotional blisters are similar—painful at first, but once they heal, we’re stronger than we were.
"Encountering a rival can be a time of conflict. The rivalry can also be a catalyst for growth, if you use the energy to challenge yourself." -- ShadowsPub If you have a fixed mindset, a rival is something to conquer. With a growth mindset, a rival's ability is a challenge to rise to.
"The tiny ladybird, a bringer of hope, is a reminder that thresholds to growth and transformation don't need to be grandiose. They need only to be meaningful." -- ShadowsPub Imagine how much you will learn in a year, reading only five minutes a day. Small, consistent action, built over time created change in your knowledge.