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you’re just so cool, run your hands through your hair absentmindedly making me want you ✨

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just between us, I remember it all too well...

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A new year can sometimes feel like a lot of pressure to make big things happen! But you don’t have to make big plans or resolutions if you don’t want to! Live your life the way you want, and make changes at a pace and style that works for you! 💛

Chibird store | Positive pin club | Webtoon

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Today I woke up and the very first thought in my mind was, it’s time to let go. Maybe he’s not coming back, or maybe he will, either way you just have to stop caring for the answer. It’s time to move on and live your life.

I’m just surprised that it can happen. Like in a snap. Quitting, cold turkey.

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When do you move forward?

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Moonrise at sunset - Adlerweg, Tirol, Austria, October 2022

photo by: nature-hiking

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~ Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

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4517 Downers Grove House, Illinois | Architectural design by Moment Design Architecture | Interior design by Amy Storm & Company | 📷 Stoffer Photography | Built by Matthies Builders

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“Don't let the world make you lose your head. Breathe. Be calm. You know what you are doing.”

Nicole Addison @thepowerwithin

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“Start to cultivate self-discipline. Become a person who can make a decision and carry it out. Set yourself a task and follow through with it. It doesn’t have to be anything spectacular. I’ve advised people to just take a walk around the block every evening after dinner. Literally, just walk once around the block each night. Do that simple thing for one month and you’ll have power. Power you can use to take the next step. But no, most people think that’s too simple. That’s not worthy of their great spiritual potential. They want to get right into the heavy work and do something big. The result is that they end up doing nothing.”

— David Gold, After the Absolute: The Inner Teachings of Richard Rose

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