Who I am today is not who I am was yesterday.

That's the goal. My goal at least. Take time to truly sit on this thought. Not judge it, not answer it, not defend it. Just sit on it. I am stronger than yesterday? I am happier than yesterday? I am more honest than yesterday? Am I more dedicated to the goals that I have committed myself to in life? All of the things that I chose or that I am choosing to change from yesterday's me are improvements in my mind. Stay positive. Change for the better, one day at a time. Much Love 

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