Brianna Wiest

Not everyone who rejects you is a bad person.

When people are jaded by love, it is often because they have only ever been in a relationship with a woundmate, not someone who truly sees them, and is most compatible to them. 

The truth about wounded healers is that the person they most want to save is really just themselves.

The uncomfortable truth is that if we are not working for something, we have stopped living entirely.

Confidence is built from the outside in. 

Start devising a plan. If you don’t do it now, it will only get more challenging to uproot as the years go on. 

Will it be any less blissful if you do not get to the top this year, but next? Or the year after? Of course not.

Unfollow anyone who doesn’t make you feel inspired or happy when you see their posts.

We must listen to what’s wrong, feel it, move through it, allow it just to be.

This is the moment you realize that you will never find peace standing in the ruins of what you used to be.

You cannot be a self-hating person and expect to build a loving, healthy life. 

There is nothing that you can do to win someone, or something, that is not meant to be yours.

You have to prove to the Universe that you’re ready to go all in.

From the time you’re little, everyone offers you advice on how to navigate your mind and heart. They’ll tell you to follow your gut, trust your instinct, to place logic aside, to pursue a life that’s true to your soul.

When you are no longer scared to feel anything, when you no longer resist any one part of your life, something magical happens: you find peace.

You probably already know that other people do not exist to be salves to your wounds, and yet you probably act like it regardless.

That is how powerful you are. You can make it true.

There are ultimately three different types of loss that we experience in our lives, and each is meant to teach us something about ourselves.