It's important to learn to lead with the action you would want to see, instead of the crippling thoughts that are sometimes in your head. Nobody knows your thoughts, oftentimes they're so vague you don't understand them yourself but you and everybody around you know your actions.

K. Kimuyu, Forges art from words,💯 What Mj would be like, if he switched a glove for a pen.

Pray for discernment so you don't mistake misinformation for truth and narrow-mindedness for genius.

I turned the lock and opened the door. The whole place smelled like her. Every inch of it. The sun was rising lazily and there were streaks of gold in a clear blue sky. I opened the window to my bedroom to let the weather in and to force her out. I removed the blanket, folded

New week, new read! K. Kimuyu got this from || The Home of African Books ||

Happy reading! Looking forward to your review.

If — Rudyard Kipling

Your life will always tell you if you're on the right path. It starts by whispering that this is it, or this is not it and it gets louder and louder as you lean into one. Both are scary. It takes carouge to abandon the 'this is not it,' path & follow the, 'this is it,' path.

Don't allow yourself to be the kind of man who the only thing he has going for himself is financial success. Work on being a descent human being too. Find tools that help you reduce your own suffering and that of the people you interact with.

“YOU KNOW WHAT to do when you get to Nairobi, don’t you, hon?” Lily said. She was better known by her alias, Quicksilver. Like mercury, she moved liquidly and changed unpredictably. She circled her fiancé as if she were a vulture and he were carrion while straightening his

Seeing bills as money spent to elevate your life, instead of something that is costing you, is a good mindset on the road to learning to complain less and be more grateful.

You come across a lot of Gratianos in the world. This scene in Merchant of Venice gives me comfort and keeps me from headaches. Antonio: Is that anything now?  Bassanio: Gratiano speaks an infinite deal of nothing, more than any man in all Venice. His reasons are as two grains

We're often trying to distract our pain with pleasure, without realizing that when we refuse to feel the pain, the pleasure becomes elusive too.