Tag Archives: confidence
Personal Style
“Personal style is basically just illustrating what’s on the inside, outwardly. My style is very eclectic, which matches my personality, and I think it communicates to others that I am open to experiences and experimenting but have a solid sense … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged appreciation, change, clothes, confidence, cultures, experiences, experimenting, fashion, illustration, interpretation, Khadijat Oseni, observant, personal style, personality, pretty things, prints, professional, shopping, style, values
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Journaling: Secrets
Secret sharing is basic to intimacy can you keep a confidence? Have you found someone in your life that you can trust with your secrets?
Posted in Moment of Truth..., Reflections
Tagged communication, confidence, conversation, emotions, faith, Habit, happiness, health, human development, imagination, inspiration, intimacy, Isolation, journaling, life, mindfulness, Pondering, Private, relationships, secret, trust
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Sunrise
Sunrises, that perfect sip of coffee
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Tagged apathetic, beauty, Believe, colorful, confidence, faith, Gene Amole, inspiration, mother nature, nature, not caring, outcome, self awarness, self love
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Defining Beauty
As long as you’re a good person- happy and nice to everyone- people will think your beautiful. -Oliva Williams
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Tagged beauty, confidence, Empowerment, How did you get here, insight, inspiration, kindness, leadership, mentor, mindfulness, mindfulness intervention, Oliva Williams, purpose
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Journaling: Friendship
What does being a friend mean to you How could you be a better friend to others~ and to yourself? Compare you answers with a close friend.
Posted in Moment of Truth..., Reflections
Tagged balance, beauty, Believe, blessed, change, choices, confidence, contentment, courage, dreams, failure, faith, family, friendship, goals, happiness, inspiration, knowledge, laughter, lifestyle, Pondering, strength, wisdom
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Real Life of an MSW 