Heidi Priebe

3. Hating other people.

2. You’ll miss being cynical together.

It’s going to be painful and uncomfortable and scary as you fight your way out of the life you’ve fallen into and into the life that you’re meant for.

You can’t have it all. But you should be able to have what matters.

Fitness isn’t about a crunch or a push up, it’s about taking your power back.

7. For a whole day, only eat things you’ve never eaten before.

Before, what you wanted was to fall back in love and be happy. Now all you want is a cold shower, a protein shake and to sit the f*ck down.

There is something wired differently, I’m sure, inside the minds of those who always want more.

The problem with other people is that they’re never going to understand us as intricately as we understand ourselves.

Instant coffee makes you want to cry.

At the end of your life, go out with a bruised-up, worn out heart that gave too much and loved too strongly and felt too fiercely. Go out with the certainty that you gave it everything you had and didn’t hold anything back.

ENFP – Your enthusiasm.

5. Being poor in a socially acceptable way.

4. They pick up on subtle patterns in your behaviour.

When did being alone become something that we wear like a badge of honour? When did connection become something we scorn out of pride?

Here is what I know for sure: Now is not the right time to do that thing you’ve been waiting to do.

You can’t keep dancing with the devil and ask why you’re still in hell.

6. Be a soul-searcher.