Tag: self love
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Celebrating 3 Years Sober Today
At three years sober, I feel at home with myself. I feel welcomed. I wish this for all of you. For those considering quitting alcohol, Do It! It will be the best gift you’ve ever given yourself. Dwight 🦋 You are Worthy. You are Intended Here to Shine. I Believe in You!
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Going for it – Wishing vs Willing (week 1)
For a bit of context for my 52 week challenge check out these links – You did the best you could? and Going for it 52 Week Challenge! So wishing vs willing. Yes that’s what I learned about this week. I learned on a feel great day it’s pretty easy to start wishing away on…
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Dear “YourNameHere”,
Today is a new day! Please repeat these words: I am an Amazing person. I am Fabulous. I Love Me. Today give yourself permission to love yourself 100%. No thoughts on the past or future. No thoughts given to you from anyone else. Just focus on right NOW and BEAUTIFUL YOU❤️. Breathe this love in…
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Follow-up: How I got and stay sober
**** This could be triggering and the F-bomb is definitely tossed often. **** For those who have followed me for a while, you have already heard most of this so please feel free to skip : ) So I actually just got asked this question via my Contact Me Form from an old friend. Believe…
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You
Regardless of the current circumstances of your life, the fact remains you are here. The universe intended you here for the light only YOU are capable of providing. It’s your journey to fill your vessel with love and shine inward and outward to ALL. We need you more then ever to show up now❤️
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Slow down!
It’s interesting how one sentence from a previous blog inspires a whole new entry. I’ve been hearing more and more about this concept of slowing down, do the work, put in the time, and if then and only then will the progress come. In the last week I picked up on it from Dave Ramsey…
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Six Months Sober
I thought 6 months of being sober after drinking for 40 years warranted a post. Plus I thought for those starting down this path that hopefully there may be some information that would resonate with what their experiencing. When I quit drinking I was more then ready. There was much guilt the day after a…
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