Not only is the experience of learning inspiring, the results are fulfilling.
We don’t come out of the womb thinking negatively about ourselves or others. We aren’t born talking ourselves out of our true needs and wants.
Don’t just act with kindness, think with kindness.
We can let our goals motivate and inspire us, but we don’t want to let them determine our happiness or self worth.
Inspiration builds self-esteem, it builds communities, and it builds lives. It creates paths where previous paths didn’t exist.
We all want to be seen not for the choices we made ten years ago, but for who we are today.
What if, when we are feeling less than happy, we were prescribed two genuinely inspiring experiences each day?
Just as we know when we strike a metaphorical nerve with someone, we also know when we tap into what inspires them.
Inspiration may not solve one’s deepest or darkest problems, but it can be a light when no other light shines.
We are a reminder to ourselves and others that we, as individuals and as a community, are stronger than we could have ever known until the moment we endured more than we previously thought possible.
To build confident and kind kids, we must celebrate their uniqueness.
Inspiration is the most radiant and flourishing expression of our authenticity.