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Alex De Ciantis
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Being able to go to bed with my soul at peace, knowing that I took the risk to be what I wanted to be in the depths of my heart.
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The Art of Unbecoming: An Unexpected Journey from Brokenness to Healing
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published
2019
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2 editions
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What I Learned From a Two-Year Social Media Hiatus (And Why the Time Was Right to Return)
I remember so vividly the mind-state I was in when I pushed the delete button over two years ago.
It was a time in my life that was filled with the hope and uncertainty that usually accompanies new beginnings. Up until that point, in the two years post-undergrad, life had been fairly turbulent, to say the least. I experienced everything from the most thrilling highs to the most humanizing breakdown
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“It was the very thing that had me conclude that when it comes to matters of the heart, you can never be quite sure whether you are being courageous or crazy and therefore, you must be willing to be both at any time.”
― The Art of Unbecoming: An Unexpected Journey from Brokenness to Healing
― The Art of Unbecoming: An Unexpected Journey from Brokenness to Healing
“I can still hear the undemanding calmness of the Mediterranean Sea as the waves brushed up against the dimly lit sand, greeting the shoreline like an old friend. The sea and the sun seemed so sure of themselves, and I loved that thought.”
― The Art of Unbecoming: An Unexpected Journey from Brokenness to Healing
― The Art of Unbecoming: An Unexpected Journey from Brokenness to Healing
“I can still hear the undemanding calmness of the Mediterranean Sea as the waves brushed up against the dimly lit sand, greeting the shoreline like an old friend. The sea and the sun seemed so sure of themselves, and I loved that thought.”
― The Art of Unbecoming: An Unexpected Journey from Brokenness to Healing
― The Art of Unbecoming: An Unexpected Journey from Brokenness to Healing
“It was the very thing that had me conclude that when it comes to matters of the heart, you can never be quite sure whether you are being courageous or crazy and therefore, you must be willing to be both at any time.”
― The Art of Unbecoming: An Unexpected Journey from Brokenness to Healing
― The Art of Unbecoming: An Unexpected Journey from Brokenness to Healing
