The greatest gift of all.
When I turned 50, I decided to stop dying my hair. I remember walking alone one day (during the pandemic) and realizing: “Hey, this is what 50 looks like! My face has wrinkles, but those lines around my eyes are from times that I laughed! My skin is looser and hangs more under my jaw and chin, but that’s gravity. That’s just what happens!”
So here’s a quote from one of my favorite authors (he-he). Me!!!
When I turned 50, I decided to stop dying my hair. I remember walking alone one day (during the pandemic) and realizing: “Hey, this is what 50 looks like! My face has wrinkles, but those lines around my eyes are from times that I laughed! My skin is looser and hangs more under my jaw and chin, but that’s gravity. That’s just what happens!”
So then I had the thought: “What if I just decided to accept and love myself the way I already am? And what if I DECIDED that I was beautiful?” The minute I had this thought, I could feel every muscle in my body heave a sigh of relief.
Question: Do you often wish that you saw yourself as beautiful?
Food For Thought: Feeling good about yourself is just a choice away. What if it IS that easy?
Challenge: What if you just decided to accept and love yourself the way you already are? How does that feel in the tissues of your body?