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@perkmaybe let them wait, the win will introduce you to everyone who should’ve known you before it

People won’t care until they see you win.

@NiniDol_ after surviving certain seasons, hope starts feeling less like fantasy and more like something you quietly earned.

I know for a fact I’m about to witness the days I prayed for.

@1youngmetro sometimes too much got revealed during the situation for things to ever go back to feeling natural between you again.

sometimes there aint no beef but there aint no being cool again either

@muheediva01 it’s a hard thing to swallow when you realise showing up and doing good work isn’t always enough, the game has an unwritten rule nobody puts in the job description

The longer I work in corporate, the more I realize … People get rewarded for being Visible, not Valuable

@4jibola wanting better for yourself is a gift until it turns into a quiet war against who you are right now, and some people never stop fighting long enough to appreciate how far they’ve come

the desire to become better can literally consume you

@rumilyrics a lot of genuinely fulfilled people are not trying that hard to convince strangers they are fulfilled.

The smartest are quiet. The happiest are private.

that's not a complicated dynamic. it only works because you're doing all the emotional labour, carrying the uncertainty, and somewhere along the way you started calling that love. you're allowed to want something that doesn't require earning back every time they go cold.

• they go quiet long enough that when they return, your relief feels like missing them. you mistake relief for love. • warm enough on good days that uncertain ones are spent convincing yourself that's the real them. • they keep it just fragile enough that you stay small.

there's a thing some people do where they pull back just enough to make you anxious, not enough to end things, just enough to keep you working. when they come back warm, you forget you were the one chasing. how people keep you hooked without committing to anything. 👇

@GrantCardone it is not always lack of ability, sometimes it is just getting used to a smaller version of your own life.

Most people settle, quit growing and never get ALL the success they could really have.

@pallnandi most endings are gradual honestly, people rarely leave all at once, they leave in pieces before they finally go.

Women emotionally leave a relationship weeks and months before physically leaving it.

@beyoumf what hurts more is not even the mistake, it is how quickly some people forget what they did once it is time to take responsibility.

Someone acting clueless after hurting you is a clear sign of manipulation.

@naval being around thoughtful people in peaceful environments can genuinely change how you see your own life slowly.

Brilliant people in beautiful places.

@RobertGreene a lot of people are not actually calm, they just became experts at hiding what is slowly eating them alive.

You cannot repress anger or love, or avoid feeling them, and you should not try.

@rumilyrics sometimes life does not give you back the exact same things, it gives you peace over needing them the same way.

Everything you lost is coming back.

@femiiiszn getting cheated on is already painful enough, becoming somebody you do not even recognize afterward makes it worse.

i will never understand the concept of telling someone who was cheated on to cheat back. lowering your standards just to get even is a major disservice to yourself.

@Laura_arma_ni @femiiiszn Exactly

@femiiiszn What’s the point? Just walk away

@Nithya_Shrii it changes you slowly when you start rehearsing conversations in your head because you are scared of how they might react.

Your spouse should be the safest person you know. If speaking your truth to them feels dangerous, that’s the real issue.

@AlexHormozi not everybody criticizing you actually wants better for you, some people just feel threatened by your growth quietly.

Ignore the opinions, criticisms, and accusations of those who would benefit from your failure.

@wisdomXplorer some people apologize constantly, even when they did nothing wrong, because upsetting people never felt emotionally safe to them.

What's a sign that someone has been through a lot of emotional or psychological trauma in their life?