Today I am 41. I have spent the last few days celebrating with friends, which i have really enjoyed, but I am really missing the clear headed feeling of being alcohol free and the calm of my sanctuary. This week, I plan to:
Stay on top of my skincare routine. I have been rubbish and not taking my make up off at night and I’m starting to notice the negative effect on my poor skin, I’m sure the copious amount of alcohol hasn’t helped either!
Walk to and from my counselling session. I really enjoyed the walk last week, I’ll make sure I dress in my gym wear this time though so I’ll be more comfortable.
Send my first newsletter on substack. I’m so excited about this and am planning to send this out either tomorrow or Tuesday. If you would like to receive this, you can sign up here https://thisisstillme.substack.com/
Hope you all have a great week 💖
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Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm. - Winston Churchill If you fear failure, the above quote from Winston Churchill can be seen as comforting, failing at something can be a huge blow to our egos. But what if you aren't scared to fail? What if succeeding is the thing that scares you most? Failure is something that some of us are quite prepared for. Before we've even set out to do something, that voice in your head is already saying "it probably won't work out". We often prepare ourselves for the worst outcome to protect our fragile egos. If we fail, things will stay as they are and whether we are happy with our current situation or not, it is a lot easier to stay in a familiar situation. Of course, we don't want to fail, we'll feel rubbish about it, sometimes it means we can't do the things we had hoped for at the time, but ultimately, nothing has changed, and we can usually fall back into our old routin...

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