Yung Pueblo Quotes

"Instead of saying, "I am sad," reframe it to "Sadness has temporarily appeared" or "Sadness is passing through me.

check in with yourself occasionally by asking these three questions: is this the direction i want to be moving in? are my recent choices helping my happiness? what can i change to better support my goals?

lot of advice comes from fear, people wishing you to stay with the herd and do the normal thing taking a calculated risk is not recklessness; it is fearlessness

I loved New York and my friends, but something within me kept saying it was not right yet. However, this time things were different. I had never felt such clear support from within, and it was not just support. It felt like a clear instruction: “The next step is NYC.

Healing is when you intentionally decrease the tension you carry in your mind.

If both of you keep trying to win the argument, both of you will lose. Ego craves to win, but loving clarity seeks to understand.

The hurt you carry darkens what you see.

how can we have a real conversation if every time we speak i can see in your eyes that my words are not reaching you? they stop at a narrative you have created about me based on who i was many years ago.

To be clear, self-acceptance does not mean complacency. It just means that instead of rejecting or fighting whatever comes up, we acknowledge it for what it is and if there is a need to take action, we do so skillfully.

if you know your path and what you need to focus on, you have to be mindful of your limits. save your energy so that you can accomplish the goals at the top of your list. those attuned to inner work will understand and respect your right to say no.

healing requires moving inward with patience, honesty, and courage. if we do not address our accumulated subconscious patterns, they will simply remain there, always affecting how we think, speak, and act. our accumulated wounds

how many times has your mind taken a small piece of uncertain information and spun a story around it that ends up consuming your thoughts?

self-love does not grow the ego; it does the opposite. it is our ego that carries the craving that causes our suffering — the incessant craving that rests at the center of the ego is the ultimate block that stops us from achieving freedom.

The greatest adversary of the ego is change, because the ego arises out of the craving to survive, which means it will attempt to control and keep things the same.

As the author James Clear put it so succinctly in his book Atomic Habits, “Every action you take is a vote for the type of person you wish to become. No single instance will transform your beliefs, but as the votes build up, so does the evidence of your new identity.