2016!!!! Happy New Year
Sitting at a Starbucks' table, as a few Floridians are getting their afternoon coffee and tea,
I finally found Wifi.
Grey sky, minus the freezing cold of New York City, I am breathing a lighter air.
Do I miss the City?
No, not at all.
So here's my yearly coverage of 2015.
2015 has taught me so much about myself.
It was a year of discovery, acceptance, and making changes.
We are living in a world of free will and endless possibilities.
We have the will to choose the type of life we wish to live.
Who are you?
It is a question that thousands of people around the world have gone on a quest to find out.
We continuously try to belong to a place, people, surroundings, religions, political parties, and so on.
Often, we tend to follow our surroundings because they bring a sense of comfort.
But if you had to stand alone without the outside chatters, what road would you take?
What would make you happy?
What would trigger a sense of belonging?
Accepting yourself for who you are, without having to tweak your personality for the outside world, is one big step into a vast sea of opportunities.
There's nothing wrong with who you are and who you've become.
A flower goes through different stages before it can be outstanding and flourish.
Therefore, we, as humans, do go through different stages before we can reach our glorious moments.
Anything you put your mind to is possible.
It is not a myth.
Are you willing to put in the work for this year of 2016?
Are you willing to let go of anything or anyone that no longer serves you?
Are you ready to focus on your growth?
To see results in all corners of your life, be ready to do the work.
Be ready to stay focus.
Be ready to love yourself.
Be ready to have an open mind and heart.
Be ready to love others.
Sending a bucket of light to whoever is reading this.
May this year brings you a load of abundance and love.
Pick up your focus wherever you've left it and bring it to you.
You won't be disappointed.
Happy New Year 2016!
Keeping it short as I wish to use my day to do other activities.
Steffi Saint-Pierre♥
All Right Reserved
I finally found Wifi.
Grey sky, minus the freezing cold of New York City, I am breathing a lighter air.
Do I miss the City?
No, not at all.
So here's my yearly coverage of 2015.
2015 has taught me so much about myself.
It was a year of discovery, acceptance, and making changes.
We are living in a world of free will and endless possibilities.
We have the will to choose the type of life we wish to live.
Who are you?
It is a question that thousands of people around the world have gone on a quest to find out.
We continuously try to belong to a place, people, surroundings, religions, political parties, and so on.
Often, we tend to follow our surroundings because they bring a sense of comfort.
But if you had to stand alone without the outside chatters, what road would you take?
What would make you happy?
What would trigger a sense of belonging?
Accepting yourself for who you are, without having to tweak your personality for the outside world, is one big step into a vast sea of opportunities.
There's nothing wrong with who you are and who you've become.
A flower goes through different stages before it can be outstanding and flourish.
Therefore, we, as humans, do go through different stages before we can reach our glorious moments.
Anything you put your mind to is possible.
It is not a myth.
Are you willing to put in the work for this year of 2016?
Are you willing to let go of anything or anyone that no longer serves you?
Are you ready to focus on your growth?
To see results in all corners of your life, be ready to do the work.
Be ready to stay focus.
Be ready to love yourself.
Be ready to have an open mind and heart.
Be ready to love others.
Sending a bucket of light to whoever is reading this.
May this year brings you a load of abundance and love.
Pick up your focus wherever you've left it and bring it to you.
You won't be disappointed.
Happy New Year 2016!
Keeping it short as I wish to use my day to do other activities.
Steffi Saint-Pierre♥
All Right Reserved
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