30 Things for My Younger Self

God is real & She is amazing… You read that right.
Your Momma turns out to be your best friend.
Love is a verb.
Hard times show you who your real friends are. Pay attention, & don’t chase those who leave your side.
Good or bad, each moment is a gift often with a lesson tucked neatly in the seams.
Not everyone who offers a shoulder to cry on or ears to listen have your best interest at heart.
Having a soft heart in a cruel world is a blessing, not a curse. You are not weak.
It’s narcissistic to think that everyone should and will like you.
Not everyone is born with the same heart as you, but don’t let that stop you from loving them.
However, in reference to No. 9, know your limits… for another truth is, sometimes enough is enough.
Anxiety is often bred by the fear of tomorrow &, really, tomorrow isn’t promised!
Depression is often your reality from dwelling in the past. Try to let it go.
Comparing yourself to others is time well wasted, and the number one thief of JOY!
Mean people need love the most.
Recognition & appreciation are the best gifts you can give but can’t wrap.
There wouldn’t be any room in this world for hate if we took a moment to stand in the other persons shoes.
Making decisions when you’re emotional? That’s not a good idea.
If your heart says yes, but your head says no… go with your heart! Every. Single. Time.
Life is complicated, and beautiful.
You’re strong enough to get through anything that is brought to you.
Whatever you find yourself doing in your spare time, make that your full time passion.
It’s ok to change your mind.
It’s ok to take care of YOU, first.
It’s when you don’t have anything nice to say that you should, in fact, say something nice.
It’s easier to wait, and be sure, than it is to repair damages.
Send thank you notes.
You should probably never cut your own hair.
There’s nothing that coffee, wine or sweet baby Jesus can’t fix.
Taking the high road has a prettier view.
Never take yourself too seriously.

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