I’ve never been very good at giving advice to anyone, but I do want to share something with all of you out there: never allow anyone to tell you OR make you feel like you’re not worth it. One of the biggest mistakes a person could make is to give the time of day to someone who doesn’t belong in your life, no matter how much you want them to belong. Don’t ever let anyone else implant in your head the idea that you won’t amount to anything because, if you do, the victory will be theirs. It’s taken me more than a year to come to this realization, but I’m glad I’ve gotten to this point. I think that being away from everything I knew has helped a little. When you no longer have that voice in your head making you nervous, making you wish you were someone else, when you stop wondering what it is that you did wrong and you stop going over the situation over and over again...only when you stop doing all of this you will be able to move ahead, but only then. Let go of those who have hurt you, release them from your heart and mind.

From this moment on, believe that the power to change your life is born in your heart. Praise yourself, believe in yourself, and trust that all your goals are within your reach. Forgive yourself for all the mistakes you’ve made, and cleanse your spirit and soul for a new beginning. Have a positive attitude from dawn to dusk, connect with nature, tell the people you love that you love them. Enunciate how great you feel, because YOU are an amazing person…everyone is! I believe that God doesn’t create us to be in the dark, to suffer, to hate ourselves. God creates us so that we can surround ourselves in light and share it with those who have lost their path, to share joy and happiness. So start today and no more “wimpy, wimpy, wimpy!”

I leave you with a great passage a friend shared with me; I thought it would go great with this post:
“I am at peace with my own feelings. I am safe where I am. I create my own security. I love and approve of myself.”


Currently listening to: Mientras Tu Dormias. Album by Carla Morrison.