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“Part of the problem,” Tavi said, “is talking about big decisions as changing your life in one way, permanently and finally, even though life keeps going and things change again.”

What if success is exactly what we think it is, versus what we are told?

The more you release, the easier it becomes.

The more you release, the closer to your truth you get.

The more you release, the more you see who you really are.

The more you let your guts out, the more you shine a light for others to do the same.

I tend to write to people who are, even when they’re at their happiest, there’s some kind of underpinning that might be a little bit pensive or sad.

“There are choices you make,” she said, “but the contradictions don’t go away. You just live with them.”

Friendship was what taught me that love is an endurance sport with no finish line. You keep picking up the phone and sending your dumb texts and ordering crudo and white wine at New American restaurants and seeing movies together and asking about their families and sometimes things change and sometimes they stay the same. Disenchantment,... See more