• ACCOUNTABILITY •
Accountability. We love to hate it.

But, we need it. What would we do without it? What would hold us responsible for our mistakes or faults? Actually, let’s just say mistakes, because we’re not perfect beings to make faults.

Accountability introduces itself to us at a young age. I feel like it’s the foundation of our actions. If we didn’t have to care about being held accountable, would we care about the things we did or said?

Accepting accountability comes with maturity, not age, but maturity. A person can show their true (emotional) age by how they react to accountability.

I’ve learned to love it. It has molded me into the growing woman I am today. I get more insight into the lesson at hand when I accept my actions. We’re not perfect beings. We’re spiritual beings, having human being experiences. We don’t know the blueprint, but we have a guide. Being accountable for yourself will guide you through the life challenges turnt lessons.

Live a little! Acknowledging your mistakes is okay. It may suck sometimes, but it’s okay. It’s better to acknowledge it and learn, than to ignore and prolong it. Because you’re going to have to learn the lesson. How long is mostly on you.

Accountability.

Originality

Creativity increases when one is true to their originality and uniqueness. Understanding your downfalls gives you more confidence.
Confidence.

Confidence prepares us for life’s experiences. Confidence helps us try again.
Healing.

Mental Health includes our social, emotional, and psychological well-being. Healing from trauma or past/current experiences helps with how we deal with stress, interact with others, and make the best decisions.
Reality.

Reality sucks sometimes, but it’s reality. It’s there, and it’s not going anywhere.
Learn how to live in it.