This is officially the worst anniversary ever -- and while I’m absolutely not celebrating the year of COVID-19, I am definitely reflecting on it.
I am thinking of how I learned (even more) the importance of holding my loved ones close. Of not taking for granted what we have, of not hoarding things other people may need (lookin’ at you, TP) and, above all, how this season of life will change all others.
If I can take away one single thing this year, it's to be kind to one another.
Without darkness there would be no light. Without sadness there would be no joy. Without the low times, you wouldn’t feel the high ones.
In order to live a full life, you can’t experience just happiness, you must go through life events and situations that will make you appreciate that happiness.
The truth is that your struggles are not against you, they are FOR YOU.
They present themselves to give you an opportunity to prove yourself, to strengthen yourself and to figure out your true grit (Thanks, John Wayne).
Sometimes you just have to stay strong through the winters + have faith that spring will come again.
Oh, 2020. You came, you saw, you destroyed. As the new year comes full-steam ahead, it’s time to reflect and figure out what went right and what went terribly (most of it out of our control) wrong.
In this episode, we’re talking about how to recover from 2020 and regroup as we move forward into 2021.
