There isn’t one method for everyone but, for me, it required being honest with myself. I tried to improve myself as much as possible while also accepting the flaws that come with my personality.
Every second of it. I do not believe in regrets. While I hated certain moments (near divorce, struggles with anxiety and uncertainty, etc.), I would not have the perseverance and peace of mind to overcome them in the future had I not experienced them earlier. We live our lives at the improv, making it up as we go. Grasping that concept has alleviated much of the anxiety and stress from uncertainty.
My past is a treasure of experiences.
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Beautifully said!
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Thanks 🙂
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Stressful.
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Why stressful?
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Long story.
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Lessons learnt.
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How do you apply them on a daily basis?
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It’s a teacher-subjects are good and bad.
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The important thing is that they are 🙂
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Unexplainably beautiful.
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Awesome! I’m so happy for you! ❤
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A sometimes wild ride that led me on my current path.
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If it wasn’t the ride, it wouldn’t be the path 🙂
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Taking off in a plane with no lessons, many highs and lows to start but leveled off nicely.
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That’s great! The ups and the downs is that makes life… life.
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A return to my authentic self! 🦋
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Very nice! What had the biggest impact on this “return”?
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I can only trust myself and sometimes even I can disappoint myself.
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I feel like I didn’t answer the question 😀…My past made me realize that I can only trust myself and sometimes even I can disappoint myself.
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Of course we can dissapoint ourselves… sometimes the truth (or what we think it’s the truth), it’s too hard to bear
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My Past is boring.
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What makes you say that?
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I am always alone in my room.
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Painful at times but nothing I couldn’t recover from.
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That’s awesome! i hope those moments weren’t too painful…
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Insecure
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How can that be changed?
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There isn’t one method for everyone but, for me, it required being honest with myself. I tried to improve myself as much as possible while also accepting the flaws that come with my personality.
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Trying to find myself.
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The hardest journey of all.
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Which is necessary for everyone.
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Doesn’t exist anymore
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How come?
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Everything I have (experience, memories …) I have now. I have such a strange approach to the past.👍
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The broken glass pieces got stitched together and made me flexible.
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Awesome perspective! What a nice way to put things! I guess that’s the whole purpose of it.
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I reaped the whirlwind.
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Would you like to do it once again?
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Every second of it. I do not believe in regrets. While I hated certain moments (near divorce, struggles with anxiety and uncertainty, etc.), I would not have the perseverance and peace of mind to overcome them in the future had I not experienced them earlier. We live our lives at the improv, making it up as we go. Grasping that concept has alleviated much of the anxiety and stress from uncertainty.
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Wuthering Heights. Which reminds me I need to read more books this year.
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I need to do that too!
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Thank goodness the world is round with so many books to read, people to love, and new foods to taste.
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Awesome description! 😀
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Thank you! -Rebecca
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