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Like Yourself - It Matters what you think
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Like Yourself - It Matters what you think

Some people have motives for disagreeing with you - from jealousy to not thinking of it first. Make sure you are able to decide for yourself.

u/Substantial-Bank-330 — 8 hours ago

Not Everyone Can Stay In Your Life

It takes a long time to realize how much better off you are, without someone taking all of your energy.

u/Substantial-Bank-330 — 19 hours ago

I started writing messages to my future self and didn’t expect it to change how I think

I used to keep a lot of thoughts in my head like plans, regrets, things I told myself I’d “fix later.”
But I noticed something weird: “later” never really arrives.

So I started doing something simple. I began writing short messages to my future self. Not motivational quotes or journaling but just honest notes like:
what I’m struggling with right now, what I’m avoiding, what I hope I don’t forget.

And I set them to be opened weeks or months later.
What surprised me wasn’t the “motivation” part. It was how much more accountable I felt in the present, knowing I’d eventually have to face my own words again.

It kind of changed how I make decisions day to day.
Has anyone else tried something like this, writing to your future self or documenting your mindset over time?

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u/narayanbona — 12 hours ago

Note to Self

Next time, put up with things a little less time, until there is 0 tolerance for what does not belong in your life.

u/Substantial-Bank-330 — 2 days ago

I am still trying despite it all

I may be tired of trying to hold it all together. It’s okay if today is just about getting through without pretending I'm fine.

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u/JonathanPeerHost — 1 day ago

How does one change?

I heard this quote recently

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**Change occurs when the pain of staying the same, exceeds the pain of change.**

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And I agree. So the question is how do I change?

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How do I increase the pain of staying the same?

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u/nullspecter_07 — 3 days ago

What's a quote or affirmation you come back to when you're having a rough day?

I've been feeling a bit lost lately and trying my best to stay positive but it's hard when I feel like I've lost my sense of direction. Anyone have simple affirmations that actually help when you start spiraling?

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u/Routine-Tough-7327 — 3 days ago
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The Only Thing You Need to Fix Is Your Inner Peace ✨💜

Halfway through the year is your reminder that you don’t have to fix everything today. 🌿💜 Healing isn’t a race, and growth doesn’t happen overnight. Give yourself permission to pause, breathe, and take one mindful step at a time.

If the first half of the year didn’t go as planned, that’s okay. Every new day is an opportunity to begin again with compassion instead of pressure.

✨ Affirmation: I release the need to have it all figured out. I trust my journey, one step at a time.

💭 What is one thing you’re giving yourself permission to let go of as you move into the second half of the year? Share it below. ⬇️

#HalfwayThroughTheYear #MidYearReset #MentalHealthMatters #Mindfulness #MindfulnessBasedStressReduction #MBSR #HealingJourney #SelfCompassion #StressRelief #EmotionalWellness #WellnessJourney #MentalWellness #InnerPeace #SelfCare #PersonalGrowth #MindfulLiving #WellnessCommunity #YogaForMentalHealth #MeditationPractice #Wellness #ASprinkleOfWellness 💜

u/ASprinkleofWellness — 4 days ago
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Quote from Luther Burbank about Flowers.

A little Reminder: When was the last time you spontaneously brightened someone's day with some beautiful flowers? Someone would surely be delighted. 💐

u/Hot-Scheme4289 — 5 days ago