“I would tattoo this if I could on my past self, my second advice would be that prioritizing yourself is not selfish, it’s self-respect. ”
“So just trust yourself that you are here for a reason, you’re going to figure it out, and just take it one day at a time.”
“Be scared but do it anyway. Don’t let fear rule over your decisions. Do it scared.”
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