Remembering For Good - Grief Support Community

Love this.

It’s so true - for tricky health journeys and knowing what your body needs, making art, entrepreneurship, relationships, navigating tech tools, parenting, healing past trauma and emotional growth, learning a new language and settling into a new country, and much, much more.

Some days I feel like I’m just a beginner at it all, sucking at it all. And at 45, isn’t it supposed to feel a bit more like I’ve mastered some things? So I needed to hear this.

Sharing as a note to self and in case any of you need the reminder too!

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DAGKbbtsH4j/?igsh=MXJsa2txMWNjeHJtMw==

These are my 3 key reflections: 1. Is there a difference between losing and failing? 2. He doesn’t seem to have much fear of failure. - Instead he views it as a necessary part of success. - This framing is so powerful because he can bounce back quicker. 3. Just because you can’t see it yet, doesn’t mean it’s not happening. - success requires both urgency and patience - be urgent about putting in effort and patient about seeing results. Curious, do you think it’s a good question to ask? And did you like his answer? ♻️ repost to to help someone else with failure Follow for more ways to think, feel & perfom like the top 1% P.s I bet Eric won’t dare to ask this question next year 😂

What a delightful little film about creativity and community and healing.

My fav quote: “I’ve unraveled a lot over the years… knitting and myself…”

Visible Mending | EE BAFTA Film Awards 2024 Nominated British Short Animation Emotional repair through wool.Are you an aspiring filmmaker looking for help navigating your short film journey and accelerating your career? First of its ki...