KaramoYour Guide To Unlocking Your Best Self

Sometimes the rest of the world isn’t ready to see your growth. #karamoshow #shorts

13 May 2024 · 1 min

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In this short monologue, the speaker addresses an audience member who has endured significant hardships—including the loss of a husband, dealing with addiction, children leaving home, court battles, and betrayal by friends. The speaker urges everyone to put on "empathy hats" to understand the pain of such experiences. They highlight how the broader world may not be ready to recognize the individual's personal growth, leading to feelings of hurt when close people fail to see the progress. The speaker emphasizes releasing the pressure to prove change to others, encouraging the individual to focus on their own journey of becoming the best version of themselves for their own sake and for their children.

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You've been through a tumultuous couple of years. So I want you to think about all the things and I want everyone, we're gonna all put our empathy hats on right now. 26 and I've been through losing my husband, the father of my children, through addiction issues. My kids have had to come outta my house. We've been in court where friends have betrayed me. You've been through a lot. You've been through a lot. When we go through things, sometimes the rest of the world is not ready to see our growth and not ready to see where we're at. And it can feel hurtful because the people that are closest to us, we want them to see like, I'm better now. We wanna convince them like, I'm not doing that, I'm trying, I'm different. Trust me now. And so what I need to do on this stage is I need to release you from that pressure. You just have to be on a journey to continue to be the best you for yourself and for those kids.