I Am Grateful
I am so grateful to feel like myself again. It was a long process, but I've definitely come out on the other side for the better. I don't know how to explain it, but I feel a new strength within me, so powerful that it shines on the outside too.
I have a new energy about myself and I feel unstoppable. I'm beginning to dream bigger, and I haven't felt this way for such a long time. I had truly forgotten what it felt like, and I had even begun to think that I would never experience it again. I was starting to wonder if [i]'this'[/i] is what getting old felt like.. and that increasing age equaled decreasing dreams and opportunity. But that's just not true. It's never too late to reinvent yourself. It's never too late to find a new passion or to pursue a new career or to re-establish your purpose in life.
Life is literally a journey.
I know, I know. I'm sure you scoffed at that statement. It's so obvious. Yes in spite of its visible truth, we become blind to it on a regular basis. Somewhere along the way, we begin to lose our craving for curiosity, our eagerness for experience, and our devotion to our dreams.
The world becomes void of the magic that we once experienced as children, and we become jaded with familiarity of the known and the burden of past pains and failures.
I've made a lot of hasty mistakes on the journey back to myself, but I am so grateful that I've finally arrived. ... and now, onto the next undertaking.
I have a new energy about myself and I feel unstoppable. I'm beginning to dream bigger, and I haven't felt this way for such a long time. I had truly forgotten what it felt like, and I had even begun to think that I would never experience it again. I was starting to wonder if [i]'this'[/i] is what getting old felt like.. and that increasing age equaled decreasing dreams and opportunity. But that's just not true. It's never too late to reinvent yourself. It's never too late to find a new passion or to pursue a new career or to re-establish your purpose in life.
Life is literally a journey.
I know, I know. I'm sure you scoffed at that statement. It's so obvious. Yes in spite of its visible truth, we become blind to it on a regular basis. Somewhere along the way, we begin to lose our craving for curiosity, our eagerness for experience, and our devotion to our dreams.
The world becomes void of the magic that we once experienced as children, and we become jaded with familiarity of the known and the burden of past pains and failures.
I've made a lot of hasty mistakes on the journey back to myself, but I am so grateful that I've finally arrived. ... and now, onto the next undertaking.
31-35, F
