What if instead of judging and labeling our experiences, we used them as a vehicle towards our continuous transformation and growth? We could live instead of merely just exist.
—Lissa E.
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This really resonated with me. Thanks!
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oh my goodness – i live by the mantra: “do you want to live or do you want to exist?” and choosing life everyday makes me appreciate all of the little things that make the days happy & bright.
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lovely
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I too have struggled with crippling shyness and social anxiety that has left me in several terrifying situations in recent years. I have only just started my yoga practice and I can already see a light at the end of my silent tunnel. I read an article that I’ll try to dig up & share about the creative mind being simultaneously introverted and extroverted. Made me want to pull out my old homemade art school tee shirt “right brain
isn’t wrong” that we wore when we had to write long papers instead of working in the dark room all quiet and focused.
PS- I enjoy the way you write.
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