What are some unnoticed things in life that most people take for granted?

 You got a good heart, they broke it , now they say you’re heartless,

A great relationship is when yesterday’s fight doesn’t affect today’s communication,

Sometimes you dislike being sensitive but take away that single trait & take away the very essence of who you’re, your empathy, your passion, your creativity & your deep awareness of others & the deep appreciation of wee things,

There’s nothing more intimate than two souls speaking fluently in silence,

The shortcut to a great life is to feel & be happy now,

Some people will only follow you to disagree with you. Life is too short for that kind of nonsense,

A different environment creates a different behaviour,

A calm ,Clear , Organised mind is superpower,

Stop arguing with people in your head ,

Every time you survive a challenge, you grow wiser , smarter & tougher,

Just Chill.!!




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