Receiving (help, compliments, unexpected gifts) has always been uncomfortable for me. However, one of the (many MANY) things therapy has helped me acknowledge is that if I am a very generous person who enjoys serving the community and giving (help, compliments, and unexpected gifts), isn’t it very reasonable that my friends/fam/community want to express their love/support for me in a similar way?
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You might be like “duh, girl TF” lol but that was a bit of an “AHA” moment for me.
So this is the next step in that journey of letting people love on me out loud/help affirm me to step further into my purpose (despite the discomfort).
No pressure for you OBVIOUSLY…please only do so if you have the means!
Tryina make the best of this “Sprinter” weather 🙄
Hat: @aquaticleisurecenter
Sweater: 🎯 (pre-boycott)
Pants: 70s vintage sourced by @jacsgold
Sneakers: old Zara
Coat and scarf: old ASOS
Bag: @telfarglobal x @ugg
So happy because I got the chance to tell @nedratawwab how her books (especially Drama Free) have legitimately changed my life. I have recommended and gifted them to several loved ones. She is just as delightful and wise in-person as she is on page and on screen. She said she was making eye contact with me throughout the event because she was getting such good energy (🥹!) — her books TRULY deserve the attribution for helping me make decisions in service of my highest vibration. Grateful & excited to see what growth The Balancing Act will activate 💖
