RaceTo230

“Etta wrote an amazing essay on how the difference between a good dancer and a great one is caring about the tiny imperfections that no one else may notice, but as a dancer you do. What sets her apart from her peers is, though all humans are flawed, she enjoys the journey of working on her imperfections to try to become a better version of herself. She doesn’t do it for her teachers, for her family, or for her friends; she does it for herself because it is on stage that she comes alive as the best version of herself.”
― Alli Frank, Tiny Imperfections

“It’s not always about the next thing you do. Sometimes it’s about what you already did.”
― Tessa Bailey, Fangirl Down

“You want to know why you shouldn’t be worried right now?” “Why?” “Because the bad thing you’re worried about is never the bad thing that happens.”
― Katherine Center, The Rom-Commers

“He never asked for anybody’s pity for how his family earned a living because when the struggle bore fruit in the lives of the children, and they found their way to freedom, that’s all that mattered, and by that definition, Ernie and Matilda Moore were indeed people of means.”
― Nancy Johnson, People of Means