Keesah

“If you’ve never asked yourself before I urge you to ponder what brings you profound and meaningful joy. Grab a notebook and write down six things that are deeply important to you. These ideas can be focused on your family life, your career, your leisure time or how you interact with the world at large. Importantly they aren’t intermediate or material things like money. We need to go deeper to find the Why? behind intermediate ones Money becomes home I want for my family and the education I want for my children or the help I want to give my parents, the vacation I want to take, the philanthropy I want to do, the hobby I want to pursue. Here are some examples to get you started. Family/home life: giving my kids quality education and home and community where they can thrive, feeling on the same page as my partner and being supported my goals and values, also having time for fun romantic connection, having a warm organized space where everything works and I can find what I need. Career: earning enough money that I can afford to live where I need to and have a certain amount of ease in my decision-making, not fretting over every cent, enough money that I can take care of my needs well, also helping to support my elderly parents, feeling valued, getting to learn, contributing to something I find important. Personal time: eating healthy, nourishing food, and spending time outdoors, getting enough sleep and taking care of my health, being connected to friends and family and being able to spend time sharing experiences together.”
― Corinne Low, Femonomics: The Empowering, Data-Driven Guide to Making Better Decisions at Home and Work - a 'life-changing' book

“I'll be grateful for every second that I can say that I belong to you, Saeris Fane. Eighty years or eighteen hours. It doesn't matter to me. It'll still be the highest honor of my life.”
― Callie Hart, Quicksilver

“For those who live their nightmares,
so that others may have their dreams.”
― Callie Hart, Quicksilver