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There was a time I thought confidence had to be obvious.Like walking in with certainty, saying all the right things, nev...
20/10/2025

There was a time I thought confidence had to be obvious.
Like walking in with certainty, saying all the right things, never second-guessing yourself.
It felt like something people were either born with or weren’t.

But confidence can come from places we often overlook.

It grows when you keep your promises to yourself.
When you show up even on days that feel slow or messy.
When you finish something small—not to impress anyone, but to remind yourself that you can.

Sometimes it looks like preparing a simple meal.
Or getting up on time.
Or writing down your goals even if no one else will see them.

These small things don’t feel like much at first.
But every time you follow through, you build trust within.
You begin to notice that you’re stronger than the doubt.
Not all at once, but little by little, something shifts.

You begin to stand steadier in your choices.
You speak with more ease.
You feel more rooted in your own pace.

Confidence isn’t about proving anything.
It’s built in the doing.
And the more you show up for yourself,
the more you begin to believe that you can.

🧡YssaBelle

There are places, people, and memories we keep returning to…Because they once made us feel alive.Because they gave us so...
08/10/2025

There are places, people, and memories we keep returning to…
Because they once made us feel alive.
Because they gave us something beautiful.
Because they made us believe in something good.

But not everything that once brought us joy is meant to stay in our lives forever.

Sometimes, the same door that gave you sunshine
also let in the rain, the wind, the cold.
And no matter how breathtaking the view still seems—
if it keeps leaving you in pain, it’s okay to close it.

Let that chapter be what it was:
a glimpse of something meaningful that helped you grow.
You don’t owe anyone your peace, your healing, or your return.

Some views are better admired from a distance.
Some love stories are better remembered than repeated.
Some seasons aren’t meant to be chased back.

Close the door.
Not because the view wasn’t beautiful—
but because you’ve finally realized you deserve better.

🌿









Before the week gets busy, give yourself a moment to check in.Not with your schedule—but with yourself.Are you well?Not ...
06/10/2025

Before the week gets busy, give yourself a moment to check in.
Not with your schedule—
but with yourself.

Are you well?
Not just functioning, but really feeling grounded?
Sometimes, we move so quickly we forget we’re allowed to choose calm over chaos.

Today, take that as permission.
To move with care.
To begin the week with small choices that protect your peace.

Drink your water slowly.
Put on music that lifts your energy.
Keep a little quiet in your morning before the world starts talking.

This week doesn’t need to be intense to be meaningful.
Let it be steady.
Let it be intentional.
Let it be yours.

There’s something special about slow mornings.The kind where no alarm dictates your mood.Where coffee is sipped, not rus...
05/10/2025

There’s something special about slow mornings.

The kind where no alarm dictates your mood.
Where coffee is sipped, not rushed.
Where the silence is not at all lonely, but peaceful.

Where you’re not getting ready for anything or proving anything.
You’re just… being.

Sometimes it’s a book.
Sometimes it’s bare feet on cold tiles while you feed the pets.
Sometimes it’s laughing at nothing with someone who knows you inside out.

No pressure.
No roles to play.
Just you, in the life you’ve quietly built —
doing what you want to do
with the people who feel like home.

Not everyone will understand the kind of freedom this is.
But if you’ve ever spent years chasing things that didn’t bring peace,
you’ll know:

This is the dream.
And if you’re not living it yet —
I hope you get there soon.

Sometimes we carry the weight of old conversations.Words that made us question our worth.Moments that made us feel like ...
05/10/2025

Sometimes we carry the weight of old conversations.

Words that made us question our worth.
Moments that made us feel like we were asking for too much —
Too much attention, too much time, too much love.

So we shrink a little.
We soften our voice.
We try not to “bother” anyone with our needs.

But here’s the truth no one told us soon enough:

The right people won’t make you feel like a burden.
They won’t treat your feelings as inconvenient.
They won’t roll their eyes when you open your heart.

You won’t have to over-explain.
You won’t have to walk on eggshells.
You won’t have to prove you’re “worthy enough” to stay.

The right people will see you — even in your mess.
They’ll hold space for you — especially when you feel broken.
And they’ll love you not in spite of who you are,
but because of it.

If someone made you feel like love had to be earned,
they weren’t your people.

Because love, the kind that stays,
will never make you feel hard to love.

Loving this new version of me.The one who doesn’t chase drama, but chooses peace.The one who doesn’t cling to the past, ...
28/09/2025

Loving this new version of me.

The one who doesn’t chase drama, but chooses peace.
The one who doesn’t cling to the past, but embraces fresh beginnings.
The one who wakes up with excitement for the day ahead—wiser, calmer, lighter.

Starting over isn’t weakness. It’s proof that we can rise, reset, and become better than before.

And I’m loving who I’m becoming.

The ones who want to---will. Every single time.
28/09/2025

The ones who want to---will. Every single time.

There’s a difference between sitting in church and standing in kindness.We’ve met people who never miss a Sunday service...
28/09/2025

There’s a difference between sitting in church and standing in kindness.

We’ve met people who never miss a Sunday service—who raise their hands in worship and post motivational messages online.
But when they speak to others? We hear judgment, gossip, and pride.
When things don’t go their way? We see anger, entitlement, and blame.
And sometimes, we’re left wondering—where is the grace they always preach about?

And then there are others—quiet souls who don’t regularly attend church, but we feel the goodness in them.
They don’t boast about being spiritual.
But they show up when someone is hurting.
They speak with gentleness, forgive without fanfare, and choose humility even when it’s inconvenient.
They may not quote scripture, but they live it—in the way they love, forgive, and listen.

This isn’t about judging who’s “more Christian.”
It’s about remembering that faith doesn’t end at the church doors.
We can attend all the services, join all the ministries, and still miss the point of it all—if our hearts remain untouched.

Real faith is not proven by how often we go to church.
It’s seen in how we treat the people who test our patience.
It’s how we handle betrayal, power, money, and pride.
It’s whether we choose kindness in private when no one is watching.

If our worship never makes it past Sunday,
If our faith crumbles the moment we’re offended,
If our love only extends to those who agree with us—
Then maybe it’s time to stop asking, “Did we go to church today?”
And start asking, “Did we carry Christ with us when we left?”










I used to think kindness was mostly about what I gave away;like a smile, a favor, a thoughtful message, a helping hand.A...
28/09/2025

I used to think kindness was mostly about what I gave away;
like a smile, a favor, a thoughtful message, a helping hand.

And maybe, like me, you've also mastered the art of showing up for others.
Even when you're tired. Even when you're overwhelmed.
Even when you secretly needed someone to show up for you.

But here’s something I’ve had to learn (and re-learn):
Kindness is incomplete when it excludes you.

Deep kindness — the kind that transforms lives — includes offering yourself the same patience, softness, and compassion you so freely give to others.

It means allowing yourself to rest when your body whispers for a break.
It means forgiving yourself for the things you didn’t know back then.
It means speaking to yourself the way you’d speak to someone you love — gently and with a lot of compassion.

You can’t pour from a cracked cup. You can’t keep giving when you’re always the one left empty.

So today, if your energy is low, if your heart feels heavy,
if you're tired of being everything for everyone...

Pause.
Take a deep breath.
And extend a little kindness inward.

You deserve the gentleness you give so easily to others.
You always have.

You can be the most loyal person, the most supportive presence, the one who always try to show up when it matters—and st...
26/09/2025

You can be the most loyal person, the most supportive presence, the one who always try to show up when it matters—and still not be the one someone chooses to keep. And that’s okay. It doesn’t mean you were too much. Or too little. It just means you were never theirs to hold long-term.

All relationships needs alignment. Shared values. Emotional maturity. The willingness to grow through life together.

If someone walks away, let them. That’s not rejection—it’s REDIRECTION. You deserve people who won’t shrink from your light, who won’t disappear when things get real, who won't make you question your worth, and who won’t mistake your presence for a burden.

Your energy is sacred. Your presence is a gift. You are not “too much.”
You’re just not for everyone—and that is totally fine.

Silence has a price. And too often, it’s the cost of connection.We’ve all felt it — when someone pulls away without a wo...
22/09/2025

Silence has a price. And too often, it’s the cost of connection.

We’ve all felt it — when someone pulls away without a word. No explanation. No goodbye. Just distance. You replay conversations in your head, wondering what went wrong. You scroll back through messages, looking for clues. You try to fill the gaps with your own guesses, until the guessing itself wears you out.

That’s the hidden cost of silence. It leaves the other person carrying a weight they didn’t create.

It happens in friendships, too. Someone you thought would always be there slowly drifts into the background. No fight, no closure. Just absence. And while they might think their silence is harmless, it isn’t. It speaks louder than they realize. It says: You don’t matter enough for an explanation.

Words don’t have to be perfect. They don’t even have to be long. A simple “I need space” or “I can’t be present right now” can save years of confusion and hurt.

Because when silence lingers too long, people eventually stop waiting. They choose peace over guessing. And by the time words are finally spoken, the bond may already be gone.

So if you care, speak. Even if it’s hard. Even if it’s awkward. Because silence can break what words could have saved.

There’s this funny little trick I’ve learned — and it always surprises me how much it actually works.When the work feels...
27/08/2025

There’s this funny little trick I’ve learned — and it always surprises me how much it actually works.

When the work feels too heavy or confusing, I whisper to myself, “This is fun.” Not because I’m lying… but because I want to train my brain to stop panicking and start exploring. When I say it’s fun, I stop treating it like a punishment.

When I’m sad — the kind of sad that no one really sees — I gently say, “I’m happy.” Not to pretend, but to remind myself that I’ve felt joy before… and I’ll feel it again.

And when life throws me into unfamiliar places, where nothing feels certain, I breathe in deeply and say, “I know.” Because deep down, I do. I know more than I give myself credit for.

It sounds simple. Maybe even silly.

But somehow, the more I say these things, the more they feel true.

That’s the power of words. They don’t just describe our world — they shape it. And sometimes, your own voice is the first one that needs to believe in you again.

So if today feels a little off, try saying the opposite of what you feel — not to fake it, but to free it.

Start from belief. And let the rest catch up.

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