The Pivot Year

by Brianna Wiest

It is trying to help you stop keeping the past alive by maintaining outdated perceptions, and it’s trying to bring you firmly into this moment.

Resilience isn’t always toughness. Sometimes, it’s the softness to simply let things move through you. Sometimes, it’s the willingness to not act on emotions you would not want more fully expressed, but just to feel them and let them go.

Arriving is not, I can have anything I want. It is, I already have everything I need.

The development of self-worth is the practice of no longer denying yourself what you find to be beautiful.

The difference is that when your life comes from a place that’s authentic, you begin to attract the people, places, and experiences you actually want—not the ones you think you’re supposed to want.