Saying "no" to something in order to say "yes" to your own emotional, physical, and mental well-being.
Here’s a little reminder that we ALL need to hear every once in a while (myself very much included!):
As you contemplate your life that was and your life that can be, remember that underneath any fear that you may feel is a rich storehouse of strength, potential, and talent. The trauma that occurs with divorce may interfere with your ability to feel confident and capable, wise and knowing, but your riches are there nonetheless. As you begin to make some changes, no matter how small they may seem compared to the size of your dreams, an increased sense of confidence will follow. It will grow and expand as your transformation unfolds. There is no end to what you can accomplish. Karen Wilson
Listen, my friend: life is short.
That’s why we need to let go of never having time to do anything for ourselves and focus on the heart of self-care, which is saying no to something in order to say yes to your own emotional, physical, and mental well-being instead.
Now, let's seize the day.
Who’s with me?!