Rine

Being who you authentically are is the best gift you can give the world, even when you feel you are not leaving a mark.

I was spending too much time caring if people "liked" me, so I decided to pull away from social media, and my brain is happier for it.

Staying at home during the pandemic has thankfully reminded me what a sheltered, whiny hipster I am who needs to dig in more.

This Coronavirus quarantine has forced me to slow down and focus on my life. It's feeling awesome and horrible at the same time.

Sometimes a good health scare is all you need to shake up your complaining and turn it into gratitude and digging in with grit.

Lowering the bar in life helps you to stop choking yourself on how high the bar is. Letting in imperfection is the better way to find joy.

Things don't always go our way, even if we make a magical "vision board" Oprah told us about in the 1990s. Maybe our way isn't the only way.

Sometimes it's good to be alone and observe the world around you to remind you to dig in deep to this moment because this is the good stuff.

We all want to be right, but there is more power in being vulnerable and apologizing when we've messed up. No fun, right?

Challenging ourselves to do more doesn't always equal more money or higher status. Maybe the payoff is unknown but should we dig in anyway?