Tag: Perspective
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If you’re feeling stretched this holiday season between the life you’re leaving and the one you’re stepping into, I hope you give yourself a moment to appreciate what’s already in your hands. Trust the process. There’s more there than you think.
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Ninety days isn’t much in the grand scheme of life — but when you show up every single day, even in small ways, it becomes its own kind of transformation.
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Honoring the fallen, creating for the living, and staying grateful for every step in between.
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Today wasn’t comfortable. But it was needed. It was about trusting the process—and it reminded me that strength isn’t just holding the line. Sometimes it’s knowing when to soften, when to speak up, and when to finally feel what you’ve been carrying.
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Understanding the path forward doesn’t magically clear the debris inside. Knowing what needs to change doesn’t guarantee the feelings will cooperate. But I’m learning that this in-between space — the uncomfortable, chaotic, conflicting middle — is where real growth happens.
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In art and in life, rebuilding starts when we stop clinging to what no longer serves — and start shaping something new from what remains. Every healed tattoo, every fresh design, carries that truth. Rebuild isn’t just repair; it’s transformation — the art of turning what once held us back into something that moves us…
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Jung said, “Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.” Our subconscious anchors us — but sometimes it also traps us.
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In art and in life, rebuilding starts when we stop clinging to what no longer serves — and start shaping something new from what remains. Every healed tattoo, every fresh design, carries that truth. Rebuild isn’t just repair; it’s transformation — the art of turning what once held us back into something that moves us…
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Sometimes the fire that burns inside us is also what lights the way forward.
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Every tattoo has two sides — the artist’s and the client’s. One holds the tools, the other carries the story. Together, they form something that neither could create alone.