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Life’s journey is not limited by age. Embracing your dreams and aspirations can happen at any point in life, and sometimes, the most remarkable chapters are written in the later years. Each moment presents an opportunity to take a step in the direction of your desires, to learn, grow, and redefine your path. The key is to believe in your potential and have the courage to pursue your passions, whether it’s a new career, a hobby, a relationship, or personal growth. In doing so, you can create a life that reflects your true self, regardless of how much time has passed. Your story is ongoing, and the choice to live it fully is always within your grasp.
Lately, I’ve been noodling over this whole idea of us living in a ‘disposable society,’ especially when it comes to our relationships, whether they’re the friendly kind or the heart-fluttering romantic kind. Isn’t it a bit peculiar how we’ve gone from a ‘fix it no matter what’ attitude to a ‘meh, this isn’t perfect, let’s…
Lately, I have been talking to a lot of people who have this all or nothing mindset going, and I get it I have been there too. It’s like, if we can’t run a marathon right out of the gate, why bother lacing up our sneakers at all, Sound familiar? But here’s a little nugget…