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The Walk.

cynthiafoustvenner
Sep 1
1 min read

I recently read something that hit hard.


It was a quote that said, "I didn't walk away to teach people a lesson, I walked away because I learned mine."


Read that again.


Never let yourself be underserved, underestimated, or seen as undesirable.


There is no substitute for you.


So never let yourself be thought of as anything less than a prize, a grand adventure, and awesome.


The right person will find you amazing, and it won't take a world of work to make them believe it.


So just keep being you.


Xoxo,

C.




 
 
 

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