Adding Subtitles To My Photography So They Look Like Stills From The Movies & A Gentle Reminder for the Rest of the Year

How we handle ourselves this year truly matters. From people to places, and from places to what brings us peace, a good year is one where we witness our growth and embrace it gently in a way that soothes our soul in the most beautiful way. After all, this is what we have always hoped for.

While everybody rushes down the street, pursuing their goals and making progress in the first six months of the year, some of us—perhaps you, too—are still figuring out how to navigate the months ahead with steady growth. Some of us are confused about why this year is running differently from what we had hoped—not feeling as cozy or fruitful as we imagined. While the answers lie within the heart that once believed in itself, we sometimes forget where to find them.

Maybe this is because healing and self-discovery cannot be forced; they unfold at their own pace. Believe it or not, everything has its right time—both in arriving and leaving—and that is where patience flourishes. It’s not actually an unproductive or stagnant year; it just hasn't revealed itself to you yet. Let life take its natural course, and everything will fall into place as it should.

So now, if you are worried about sitting idle today and feel like you've abandoned all your plans for January, March, and July, reach for them gently. Whisper to them all the trust and apologies you wish to offer yourself for being too hard on yourself when things don't go as planned. Know that you have done better than you think, simply by hoping that this first month would be a season of growth. Hold on to your hopes, for everything will happen in its own time—perhaps on a warm October afternoon or during December's rainy days, when you’ll sit in your room and realize that it has all come together. And in that moment, you will see that you have become who you always hoped to be.

Life doesn’t end in stillness , my friend—it begins there

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