Becoming The Best Version Of Myself
“When you get on a plane, the flight safety video always stresses the importance of putting your own oxygen mask on before helping another person. This same theory applies to your daily life as well. You cannot help someone else when you’re drowning.”
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“If you’re constantly getting drained from a toxic relationship, it’s almost impossible to be your best self.”
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“Sometimes we tend to believe we have to do big things to impress our friends but that’s far from the truth. The little things matter so much because the create the sum of the relationship.”
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“We’re taught from a young age that success is a destination. This teaching tends to distract us from the reality of the process. When we’re too destination focused, we tend to miss out on the lessons and growth in the journey that is happening right now.”
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“Confidence is important in our success. We need to know that we’re qualified and have what it takes to be a great friend, boss, employee, father, mother etc.”
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“What are you eating? This is extremely important when it comes to weight lose. 80% of weight loss comes from diet and 20% comes from working out.”
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“Ladies, it’s time we face the truth and stop hiding behind the lies we’ve created in our heads. We meet a guy, and we see his good side but we tend to skip the red flags. We my be guilty of thinking if he falls in love with us, he’ll change because that’s what people do when their in love.”
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“Let’s face it, life is not easy when you have limitations such as money, time, failures and more. However, it is possible to choose joy in the midst of the storm. “
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“I’m a quarter of a century old today and I’m grateful to God for the gift of life. In the past 25 years of being on this earth, God has been so good to me. I may not be where I want to be yet but I’m grateful for where God has brought me. “
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“Our friendship is very unique because we’ve managed to be there for each other even though we’re in different seasons of our lives. When I met Ogo, we were high school kids ready to take on the world.”
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