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a napkin with a quote on it sitting on a table

The Humblest Tasks Quote Tea Towel Dish Cloth, Louisa May Alcott, Cotton Kitchen Towel, Hostess, Housewarming Gift

a piece of paper with writing on it that says, my 5 year plan live so fully that my future self never has to wonder what if

What's The Best That Could Happen?

a piece of paper with writing on it that says it is crazy how letting joy be your guide instead of fear can change every area

Joy is the way.

Letting joy guide your decisions instead of fear can be a transformative experience. When fear is in the driver’s seat, choices are often motivated by avoiding pain, failure, or the unknown. This can create a pattern of playing small or staying in comfort zones that don’t necessarily serve your growth. When you allow joy to guide you, it opens up the possibility for abundance, creativity, and fulfillment. Decisions made from a place of joy are often aligned with your authentic self, which brings a sense of freedom and flow. Joy encourages you to take risks, pursue passions, and embrace life with a more open-hearted attitude. It shifts your mindset from "What could go wrong?" to "What amazing things can come from this?"

a piece of paper with writing on it that says you're not doing it wrong, you're just in the part that makes most people quitt

Freek van Litsenburg - Get to know yourself🧠 on Instagram: "Most people don’t quit because they aren’t capable. They quit because they misinterpreted struggle for being wrong. In the messy middle, it can feel like your progress stopped, you lose all clarity and you start justifying stopping… Your brain might say: 🧠 “It should come naturally…” 🧠 “Maybe it’s not for me” 🧠 “If I was cut our for this, I would have succeeded already…” But guess what? Feeling uncertain is part of the process. The uncomfortable “what-the-hell-am-I-doing” part is necessary for you to become a master. It’s the filter that divides those that push through it and those that raise the white flag. So before you quit, ask yourself these 3 questions: 1. What if discomfort isn’t a sign to stop, but proof that

a piece of paper with writing on it that says you can change when ever you want

a street sign that says follow that dream under a blue sky with palm trees in the foreground

two pink chairs sitting at a table with a teapot on it and the words good old days are happening now

Been thinking about this quote a lot recently! Having a lot of moments where I stop and think, this is it - sharing a snack with Joni on the back doorstep, a glass of wine with a friend, a walk to the park at sunset. Its happening now ✨