Alissa Jablonske

My heart cracks open as I witness the pain and beauty of human beings on a daily basis.

Instead of using all of this downtime to be productive, I’m using this time to honor myself. 

If you move away from home, you’re going to miss out sometimes.

If it is important to you to receive a Valentine’s Day gift from your significant other, be upfront about it. Don’t play it cool if it actually matters to you.

There’s a fine line between a healthy obsession and an unhealthy one.

You don’t need to know which direction to go. The next steps will undoubtedly make themselves clear once you start taking action on something, anything.

We once knew very clearly who we were and what we loved. We only lost sight of it when we watered ourselves down to become the bits and pieces of everyone else.

Focus on simply bringing joy to yourself and others. No ulterior motives, no judgment.

What we believe about ourselves shapes the world we live in.

Being able to notice what’s good in your life even when everything else feels like it’s crumbling is a skill, my friends. A learned skill.

If people judge, they judge. Then what happens? They have a thought about you? So. Freaking. What?

Knowing how to listen to your intuition is a powerful tool.

When you understand what pain feels like, you gain the capacity to become an incredibly empathetic and understanding person. You’re able to relate on a deeper level because you’ve been there.