The Sooner You Know, The Better: Dear Teens and Twentysomethings, It's Time to Fully Face Your Fears About the Future & Embrace Who You Are
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The Sooner You Know, The Better: Dear Teens and Twentysomethings, It's Time to Fully Face Your Fears About the Future & Embrace Who You Are
if I never tried, I figured I’d never fail.
The harsh reality of taking ownership over our process of becoming the 2.0 aligned & healed version of ourselves is that if you don’t do it – no one is coming to save you.
When we remove a rigid idea of who we feel we have to be – these limiting beliefs –we begin to live a more authentic life.
If we wind up on our death beds and pronounce our time as teens and early twentysomethings thee absolute best time of our life, I’d dare to say we didn’t live our life very well.
Another way to curb this idea of thinking that life ends in your mid to late twenties, is to set a goal now to always stay curious and enthusiastic about what life has to offer.
If your age is holding you back from pursuing something that you are passionate about, that’s not a very strong reason.
The first step to breaking our limiting beliefs: we need to decide that we are powerful creators. Having limiting beliefs is like staring at a blank canvas and saying to ourselves, “hmmm I wish that canvas had more color on it,” all while having a paintbrush and buckets of paint sitting at the base of the easel.
If I can’t measure the success of my life or my actions based on my net worth or achievements, how else will I do it? I turned to the opposite of desire: peace.
At each stage of life, we will all be at different stages of our growing process. It wouldn’t make any sense if we potted a bunch of different flowers and expected them all to bloom at once.