Author : Sophia Davis
OUTGROW YOUR OWN BULLSHIT
I stopped blaming others. I started owning my mistakes and being accountable. I started reflecting over my own actions, words, patterns and behaviors. I started changing myself in-stead of changing the world. I started admitting where I was wrong. I realized it’s not always the others. When you’re always pointing fingers at others, you forget to clean up your own mess.
– @Ledbyheart
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OUTGROW YOUR OWN BULLSHIT
I stopped blaming others. I started owning my mistakes and being accountable. I started reflecting over my own actions, words, patterns and behaviors. I started changing myself in-stead of changing the world. I started admitting where I was wrong. I realized it’s not always the others. When you’re always pointing fingers at others, you forget to clean up your own mess.
– @Ledbyheart
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