Tuesday Edition

“You’re writing your story, not reading it. You’re in control.”

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There is a certain kind of joy in working on yourself. I know it seems hard and disheartening, I know it’s exhausting, but when you see the progress you’ve made, and when you see the changes that have transformed your life, it can be a beautiful and inspiring revelation.

And in that, I believe there is a degree of joy in admitting and accepting that there are parts of you that do need work, that aren’t okay, and that feel kind of broken. There is no shame in owning your imperfections. There is no shame in saying that you are a work in progress.

I know I am. I know I’m getting better day by day, but I’m still a long way from being fixed. That’s okay, I’m not sad about that. I’m simply excited and thrilled to be a part of my own journey to something better.

All my love,



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