devotion
Happy to discover that "self-discipline" is just picturing your Future-self as someone you love and taking care of them
Daniel Kazandjiansubstack.comMorning pages don't work for everyone. Daily writing isn't holy. Some of us need to binge-create for 72 hours then disappear for three weeks. Some of us write best at 2am with a crying baby in the next room.
Stop pathologising your pattern. Start honouring it.
Lois Macsubstack.comwhat does it mean to have self-reverence? it’s the deep, unwavering respect you hold for yourself—not just in moments of success, but in the quiet, unglamorous choices you make every day. it’s a step beyond self-love because it’s not just about self-care; it’s about honoring yourself at the highest level. it means setting boundaries and keeping the... See more
saddie baddies • you don't need more discipline, you need devotion.
it was because i became devoted to honoring the promises i made to myself, and prioritized feeling good from the inside out. because at the end of the day, baddie- you cannot hate yourself into a version of you that you love. through embracing devotion for that version of myself who desperately wanted feel like herself again
saddie baddies • you don't need more discipline, you need devotion.
it finally clicked for me—balance isn’t about choosing one over the other, but allowing and making space for coexistence: softness and strength, discipline and grace, effort and flow.
saddie baddies • you don't need more discipline, you need devotion.
and for that engine to turn, you’ve got to be paying attention
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google.commaybe you’ve heard the saying that discipline is the highest form of self-love. i agree, but i would take it a step further and say that devotion is the highest form of self-reverence. devotion is what transforms discipline from a rigid obligation into a deeply personal commitment—one rooted in care, intention, and an attentive understanding of you... See more