Sara Campbell
@tinyrevver
i never give up
Sara Campbell
saracampbell.co
That said, I find myself in a season of my life where I am no longer seeking what is 'big and loud'. I'm not interested in trends, virality, job promotions, or epiphanies. Instead, I'm looking for what is timeless, what remains under-appreciated, and what is quietly profound. I'm seeking opportunities to nurture what's important to me, improve the... See more
Julian Wong • 2041
When we surrender to the force of love and discover this higher level of relatedness, we feel radiant and connected not just to another person but to all of existence. We also feel that the universe is becoming more whole through our unity with each other.
Patricia Albere • Evolutionary Relationships
All of the people I know who are very talented and could be hugely successful have an obvious cringe activity standing between them and their reward and they just aren’t yet willing to walk into the tsunami of cringe
Sasha Chapinx.comWe do not need more selfless women. What we need right now is more women who have detoxed themselves so completely from the world's expectations that they are full of nothing but themselves. What we need are women who are full of themselves. A woman who is full of herself knows and trusts herself enough to say and do what must be done.
glennon doyle • Untamed by Glennon Doyle
It is vital that we clarify and harmonize our lives with our work, and not lose sight of either the absolute or the practical.
Kosho Uchiyama Roshi • How to Cook Your Life
The reason why you charge forward with courage is to build your spiritual reserves. True spiritual reserves are not built in quiet temples or silent retreats - they are carved within you in the middle of nights when sleep does not come, etched into your marrow when your silent screams lose meaning, and cut from the slow-trickling minutes when no... See more
buridansridgex.comthe change cycle doesn’t begin when we experience the minor course corrections of life, only when something forces us to let go of our identities. This is a very real and profound form of annihilation.
Martha Beck • Finding Your Own North Star: Claiming the Life You Were Meant to Live
Though he had always been a careful planner, life on the frontier had long ago convinced him of the fragility of plans. The truth was, most plans did fail, to one degree or another, for one reason or another. He had survived as a Ranger because he was quick to respond to what he had actually found, not because his planning was infallible.
Larry McMurtry • Lonesome Dove
From Die without Regrets on Instagram