Accepting

I am accepting myself and others as they are, and knowing the difference is essential to living an easy life. Accepting others and their ways doesn’t mean I am lowering my principles. It means I prioritise my inner peace and choosing not to be disturbed by something I can’t change or influence. Nor do I have a right to change. 

And, of course, accepting others is very important in forgiving and forgetting – and our mental health.

Acceptance means I don’t take things personally and get thicker skin when things hurt me. It is not easy, but if we make this a bit of a mantra, it becomes easier.

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Spiritual Reflection

Dear God, may we honor those who stand kind and strong, who use their voices for the greater good, and who safeguard and celebrate the blessings you have given us. Amen.

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Space

What do I want to make more space for?

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Defining Our Lives

We think that’s it’s the big moments that define our lives— the wedding, the baby, the new house, the dream job, but really, these big moments of happiness are just punction marks of our personal sagas. The narrative is written every day in the small and simple.  – Sarah Ban Breathnach

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How Often Do You Hold Yourself Accountable?

Mentally strong people aren’t afraid to look in the mirror and ask themselves: 

  • “Where am I making excuses instead of progress?” 
  • “Where am I avoiding the issue instead of owning it?” 
  • “Where am I blaming instead of being brave?”

Holding yourself accountable isn’t always easy, but doing the right thing rarely is. 

Even if you can’t answer “always” to all of the questions above right now, that doesn’t mean you never will. With the right intention and tools, you can get — and stay — mentally stronger. 

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