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I’m 48. When you’re young you can think things are corny. I don’t have that luxury anymore. Some chapter titles:7. Don’t Interrupt Others or Finish Their Sentences12. Let Others be “Right” Most of The Time15. Be The First One to Act Loving or Reach Out25. Smile at Strangers, Look Into their Eyes and Say Hello27. Imagine The People in Your Life as Tiny Infants and as One-Hundred-Year-Old-Adults49. Resist the Urge to Criticize60. Turn Your Melodrama into a Mellow-DramaI have never been a fan of irony and never use it
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Two of my best friends Paula Skaggs and Josh Linden wrote a book called Tiny Pep Talks, and it’s the best thing I’ve ever laid eyes on. I knew I would love the book because Paula and Josh radiate positivity, light, and humor in ever way. It made me laugh and cry at the same time. The book is full of encouraging excerpts and motivation for things like going through a breakup or “for when you agreed to do something months ago and now it's time to actually do it.” This book is INCREDIBLE, HILARIOUS, SWEET, and cured my anxiety, which happens to be just what it's like being friends with Paula and Josh.
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brené brown. i found it helpful for living with more ease in my day to day. and putting work behind things that actually make me feel better about my self and existence.
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Feb 18, 2024
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Refutation is exhausting. What if everyone was right and everything was true? Big load off my back honestly
Jan 31, 2024
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I play this 12 hours of applause when painting or writing it helps me feel encouraged. Nobody applauds at an art show which has always been a bummer to me
Jan 21, 2024