Cornelia Grimsmo

Start in the small. Start with changing what you spend your alone- time on. No one will be there to judge. I have always been a very positive person, but I found it hard to spread that. I felt I was pushing my point of view on others if I spoke out loud when anyone was being negative. So I started with working on positivity on my own first - listening to guided meditations. Taking in what these mindful, positive people spoke about I realised I could be a light in someone else’s life by voicing my opinion and pointing out the positive in any situation. I also wrote lists of things I was grateful for and gradually built up enough confidence and belief in the positive in the world until I felt strong enough to speak up. lovelove

Two of my fav quotes:☆ Whether you think you can, or you think you can't - you're right☆ Life is not about waiting for the storm to pass.. it's about learning how to dance in the rainlovelove

I don’t think you need to know exactly what it is, as long as you do things everyday that seem meaningful to you. Finding joy in helping others is one of the most meaningful things, but you won’t be able to do that before you help yourself first. So I believe working on self growth and self love is the beginning of finding your purpose. When people tell you to “Work on yourself” it means stepping out of your comfort zone, opening your mind, being self aware, living in the moment and getting new perspective which leads to you being more connected to your true self. ♻ Read♻ Watch documentaries♻ Volunteer♻ Get a job♻ Travel♻ Try something new♻ Build/create something♻ Say yes♻ Spend time in nature♻ Talk to strangerslovelove