Every Thursday, I write letters to my younger self—reflections on the lessons I wish I'd learned sooner about family, health, and building a meaningful life. Welcome to my corner of the internet.
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When you're 19, you'll attach happiness to numbers, peace to outcomes, and identity to achievements. It'll take years to realize that success on paper doesn't guarantee peace in your heart.
Life doesn't ask you which seasons you prefer… it gives you the ones you need. Winter seasons don't mean you're failing… they mean you're being prepared.
You'll realize that everything you were trying to display… was never missing in the first place. The love you were chasing. The confidence you were borrowing. It was already there. Not in boxes. Not in appearances. But within.
You'll spend the early parts of your life assuming everyone else has it figured out. But here's the first truth you'll discover: At the beginning… everyone is guessing.
The moments you felt most unbalanced in life weren't because you were lost... they were because you were incongruent. Balance doesn't come from knowing more. It comes from doing what you already know.
Expectations are silent agreements the other person never signed. Lowering expectations doesn't lower your standards. It raises your compassion.
The people we love give meaning to everything else we do. They're not just a priority—they're the purpose.
Without health, wealth means nothing. Take care of your body and mind—they're the only ones you've got.
True wealth isn't about accumulation—it's about having the resources to live your values and help others.
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