“tiny habits are forgiving; they don’t call you a failure when you miss one day.” yeah, this. finding peace in the mundane. thank you for these beautiful words 💕
Love this! At the beginning of the year I decided to make a habit of doing the dishes every night and not leave them for the next day (I know it's pretty normal for someone but to me it was a big change). And then in April I started reading my books in the morning because I wake up early anyways and I wanted my first thoughts in the morning to be something different than work. Well, at this point in my year, I couldn't be more grateful to myself for creating and really sticking to this two very little things that make me feel so safe and rooted in a quite emotional time of my life.
This is such an important reminder of the agency we do all have. It’s easy to forget when our attention is always being pulled in so many directions - but there IS always space for us to be intentional
I am in absolute delight that I came across this, read it gently in right amount of light from the sun and in the room while lying in bed after lunch and this paused me to look carefully of the things that I can actually take into practice, the five mins idea, playing with my plushies like I always arrange them in the morning. Thank you for writing this ❤️ time to make a ritual/s.
"this is the only radical part: you get to decide what stays. you don’t have to hold everything. choosing is not hoarding; it’s curating life. the point is to create a tendency to return, and if something no longer fits, you revise the list. permanence is not a prison; it’s a set of permissions you give yourself."
Love love love this
“tiny habits are forgiving; they don’t call you a failure when you miss one day.” yeah, this. finding peace in the mundane. thank you for these beautiful words 💕
Beautifully written as always!
I love this! I also save screenshots and audios of messages, especially when they instantly make me smile. It’s about small things ✨
Love this! At the beginning of the year I decided to make a habit of doing the dishes every night and not leave them for the next day (I know it's pretty normal for someone but to me it was a big change). And then in April I started reading my books in the morning because I wake up early anyways and I wanted my first thoughts in the morning to be something different than work. Well, at this point in my year, I couldn't be more grateful to myself for creating and really sticking to this two very little things that make me feel so safe and rooted in a quite emotional time of my life.
Every word of this was perfect. Sending warmth and hugs!
A calm nudge I needed this morning. Thank you 🙏🏾
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This is such an important reminder of the agency we do all have. It’s easy to forget when our attention is always being pulled in so many directions - but there IS always space for us to be intentional
I love this - gently inspiring and such a comforting read. Thank you for sharing. 🤍
I am in absolute delight that I came across this, read it gently in right amount of light from the sun and in the room while lying in bed after lunch and this paused me to look carefully of the things that I can actually take into practice, the five mins idea, playing with my plushies like I always arrange them in the morning. Thank you for writing this ❤️ time to make a ritual/s.
So good as always!!
How do you write so freely? I can write nearly freely only when I'm half asleep.
loved this one!
you're a wonderful writer:)
love this:
"this is the only radical part: you get to decide what stays. you don’t have to hold everything. choosing is not hoarding; it’s curating life. the point is to create a tendency to return, and if something no longer fits, you revise the list. permanence is not a prison; it’s a set of permissions you give yourself."