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WhateverWorks · 36-40
There’s something interesting about the wording. You can’t lose what you never had, but you can feel a deep sort of disappointment when a belief in the potential of someone/something is dying. That grieving process creates a space until we’re able to let go of our hyper-focus on whatever/whoever in order to live out our bigger Dream/core values.
CookieCrumbs · F
@WhateverWorks
You captured the meaning of the line.
You’re right. It’s a feeling of disappointment.
[quote]deep sort of disappointment when a belief in the potential of someone/something is dying.
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You captured the meaning of the line.
You’re right. It’s a feeling of disappointment.
[quote]deep sort of disappointment when a belief in the potential of someone/something is dying.
[/quote]