Advice I would give to my 15 year old self
Yes you can, but you have to start by taking small action every day.
Hello beautiful people and happy New Year! May this be a year you feel full and at peace – my two favorite things in life.
I have been reflecting a ton on my life journey and where I want to go next. While many of you know I am a believer that all life experiences are to our benefit, I wonder what advice I would give to my 15 year old self. So, I say down and recorded a mini video. This video will be useful for all of you who are still going after the things that don’t interest you or following the “shoulds” of the society.
The advice may shock you given my previous statement but I have to keep in interesting, right? 🙂
This video will be useful for all of you who are still going after the things that don’t interest you or following the “shoulds” of the society.
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