Becoming More Quotes

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C. JoyBell C.
“If what you are able to give to others, in this life, is only proportionate to what you received from people in your past— it only means one thing. You are a victim of life's circumstances, a direct and utter equivalent of what has been done to you. Rise above and become more! Be better than what happened to you.”
C. JoyBell C.

Kate McGahan
“You never do fully recover “You.” You will never have another relationship exactly like the one we had. You will become more for the loss of me and you will move forward into a New You. The You I helped you to become. All you can do now is to begin to create the beautiful New You that has been born from your love and from your loss.”
Kate McGahan, Only Gone From Your Sight: Jack McAfghan's Little Therapy Guide to Pet Loss and Grief

C. JoyBell C.
“To one degree or another, generally, people feel comfortable within their own echo chambers. Surrounding themselves with many others who share the same religion, eat the same food, share the same spirituality, etc. The problem with that, is, you never become who you were meant to be, you never come face to face with yourself and with your angels and your demons, you never become MORE. Because you're just echoing back into yourself what's already a part of you.”
C. JoyBell C.

Neil Gaiman
“I felt like a Porsche that had learned it wasn't a bicycle anymore but was still taking part in bicycle races.”
Neil Gaiman & Michael Reaves

“Task yourself to achieve high slides. Because you can.”
Adeyemi Taiwo Eunice

Curtis Sittenfeld
“This may have been the single biggest difference between my teenage self and my middle-aged self: that I'd once been roiling with thoughts and opinions and yearnings that I suspected were strange or shameful or simply inexpressible, and therefore didn't express them. As I got older, it wasn't the thoughts and opinions and yearnings that went away; only, over time, their suppression.”
Curtis Sittenfeld, Show Don't Tell

“You do not lose and become less; you lose and become more: more aware, more hallow, more infinite.”
pierre lagrenat