I wonder what would happen if we really started believing that all the steps we take? They add up. I bet that if you keep moving slowly, inch by inch and day by day, one day you'll wake up feeling exactly how you've been hoping you would feel. I bet it would be even better than what you're imagining for yourself now. It won't be like that every day because we're only human, but some days would be good, and every now and then you'd have a day that just shimmers with greatness.
Sometimes we get so caught up in waiting for the end results that we miss the moment in front of us, but it counts & you count too.
I'll pinky swear you on that.
Keep it up, lovely. It's already working.
What's one way you could celebrate where you are today, no matter where you hope to end up?
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LAST UPDATED ON: June 10th, 2013
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You always post the loveliest things and I hate that I never seem to be in a place to receive them. Anyway, I still love what you post.
This is a great sentiment, Kyla. I’ve been making a real effort lately to notice all the little things around me, and I’ve been feeling much more positive as a result. Thanks for the reminder to keep it up!
I would celebrate that I have been working out consistently since the middle of January (with only a few weeks off due to allergies here and there). I am so proud of myself for taking time out of my day each day to focus on ME and improving my health. Sounds silly maybe but it’s something I know I need to do and I love to do it, now. (And if I don’t workout I get super grumpy)
I love this. This is exactly how I’ve been feeling lately. If there is anything good to come from a cancer diagnosis it’s the absolute freedom you gain in celebrating every single moment in front of you – even the mundane ones! – because you don’t know when it’s going to be torn away from you.
Hey kyla…..thanks
This was perfect for me! I have a terrible habit of worrying WAY to much about the future. It’s even more prevalent right now because I’m starting a new career and itching to get going. However, I have to remind myself that I don’t want to (and can’t) rush things, and that everything works out perfectly in the end. Thanks for posting! I’m going to go get a snow cone and celebrate where I’m at today!
I needed this! :)
Your blog is full of great inspiration, love it!
I very love this. So true :)
Thanks L! xo