A monologue on risk and acceptance: things meant for you can't be ruined, no matter what you do. The speaker emphasizes gratitude and release as part of moving forward.
A monologue on risk and acceptance: things meant for you can't be ruined, no matter what you do. The speaker emphasizes gratitude and release as part of moving forward.
Can't fuck it up. You can't fuck it up. If it's meant for you, you can't fuck it up. So often I'd be afraid to risk or afraid to save a thing or I'd be holding back because what if that ruins it? But you can't actually ruin something that is meant for you. And anything that is quote unquote ruined was a beautiful part of your journey that you learned and you grew through, but it served its purpose. It's complete. Not everything is going to be forever. When we're not afraid to fuck it up and we go for it, we can risk bigger and we can play harder and we risk and we play harder, we are inviting in more results. Your higher self knows that if that left your life, it wasn't meant for you. And that' not in a resentful, bitter, fuck you way. That's in a thank you, like, thank you truly for being a part of my life in that chapter and teaching me exactly what I needed to know and learn to get to where I'm going. Bless and release. You get to move, I get to move. And like we served our purpose for each other and that's beautiful.
