You don’t have to figure everything out. You don’t have to fix everything. Make those mistakes. Learn. Grow. Live. And truer than ever, believe that not all those who wander are lost.
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Marcella Purnama
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Marcella Purnama is a blogger and author of What I Wish I Had Known: And Other Lessons You Learned in Your Twenties. She is currently obsessed with finding the best recipe for bread rolls and keeping her sixteen plants alive.
Everyone who terrifies you is sixty-five percent water. And everyone you love is made of stardust, and I know sometimes you cannot even breathe deeply, and the night sky is no home, and you have cried yourself to sleep enough times that you are down to your last two percent, but nothing is infinite, not even loss. You are made of the sea and the stars, and one day you are going to find yourself again.
Finn Butler
One of my goals in life is to become a speaker at TED talk. Ambitious? Of course. Possible? Highly unlikely. Impossible? Not quite.
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There’s a reason why we click certain articles and ignore the others. There’s a reason why we like and share a certain message and not the others. There’s a reason, and this reason is simple: It’s because we see bits and pieces of ourselves there.
We like, we post, we tweet, we share because we care. We care about the issue of the lost art of learning in the younger generations. We are passionate about learning how to live our lives well – how to live the good life. We comment on the movies, books, and songs that resonate with our souls.
The others? We let them pass by.
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You may think that the hardest question in the world is: “What is your calling in life?” or “What is the legacy you want to leave behind?” But sometimes, the hardest question is the simplest.
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Anais Nin
“Noted.” “Please advice.” “I’ll get back to you.” “I’ll do my best.” And more. Here are my top 7 overused phrases at work, and what they actually mean.
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28. He who loves you will always tell you’re beautiful even when you have gained so much weight. Because beauty is in the eyes of the beholder, and to him, you always are.
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I have always been Mitch Albom’s fan, and his latest book, The First Phone Call from Heaven, easily made it to my all time’s favourite list.
Fast-forward ten years and I’m still a Mitch Albom fan. I have all of his books (three are my sister’s, three are mine), and I am constantly excited by his new ones. His books always talk about concepts such as life, love, and death, and they always inflict deep impressions on me.
The First Phone Call from Heaven, which was just launched last week, does its magic as well.
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When I was a kid, I thought of love as finding your one true love, having that true love’s first kiss, and living happily ever after. I couldn’t be more wrong.
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