
The Pivot Year

often redirection. When you ask for a big life, you cannot keep fighting for a smaller one to stay.
Brianna Wiest • The Pivot Year
Maybe this part of your journey is about observing—studying the world you want to be a part of, the experiences you want to have, the person you want to be. Maybe you aren’t supposed to be there yet. Maybe there are still dreams inside of you that have not yet come to light.
Brianna Wiest • The Pivot Year
Nothing feels all the way right at the beginning, because nothing is completely familiar at the beginning. What you often don’t account for is that your sense of comfort and correctness tends to be rooted in familiarity. The question is not whether something makes you feel immediately as though you’re unquestionably fated for it, but whether or not
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To not give up on love is to realize that it will not be something that sweeps you off your path, but helps you stand more firmly on your own two feet.
Brianna Wiest • The Pivot Year
The things you want to create also want to be created through you. What you are longing to bring into the world is also what the world is longing for you to bring it.
Brianna Wiest • The Pivot Year
You do not have to be grateful for the unfairness, to live in a world that does not value dignity the way that it should, a world that has lost its soul.
Brianna Wiest • The Pivot Year
Instead of trying to plan your life so safely and so succinctly, you can begin to plan for the moment, the joy, the journey. Instead of living on autopilot, you can learn how to continuously meet the ever-changing, ever-possible now.
Brianna Wiest • The Pivot Year
hearts yearning to know that there is another way to walk through their years, that there is still hope amid it all.
Brianna Wiest • The Pivot Year
When you fall in love with someone, a stranger becomes a companion. When you nurture a house, it becomes a home. When you practice your gifts, they become a calling. When you steady your mind, you discover an inner river of peace. You are taught to seek, seek, seek outside of yourself, but it’s really what you make of the simplest elements of your
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