
An attempt at understanding why we do what we do by exploring the parts of ourselves left unseen.
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The best you is the you that is honed through recognition of your innate characteristics and differentiation between the ones that serve your ultimate alignment and the ones that don’t.
Self-improvement isn’t synonymous with perfection. Th...
All you’re doing is creating a deep rift within yourself that leads to a kind of disconnection that can only be repaired by choosing the thing you’ve spent years convincing yourself you shouldn't do.
You’ve been doing the same thing over a...
Being realistic is often touted as the better way to function in life. While it’s definitely important to be mindful of your safety and well-being, sometimes being realistic might be standing in the way of your betterment and alignment. In...
The resistance you experience and maintain toward your joy only serves as a way to reinforce your low self-worth and self-limiting beliefs.
Experiencing joy, while something you might deeply desire, can also be incredibly vulnerable. It ca...
Deciding isn’t just about choosing something and doing it; it’s also about the relationship you build with yourself through the act of deciding and the intention behind the decisions you make.
I’ve previously written an essay about how, wh...
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