@Bronce, Thank you so much I’m glad you loved the article! 💛 I absolutely love your take on what “okay” means for you right now. Building self-efficacy in the space of your wellbeing sounds like such a grounding and empowering focus. And riding the flow state when it comes? That’s a beautiful way to embrace those moments of alignment and ease. ✨
Thank you so much for this beautiful article. ✨ I think “okay” for me means acceptance of reality. Accepting the past as my teacher, appreciating the present as the only moment that truly exists, and having faith in the future I am laying the foundation for now.
Thank you so much for your kind words and for sharing such a beautiful reflection. ✨ I love how you’ve framed “okay” as acceptance of reality - acknowledging the past, grounding in the present, and having faith in the future. That perspective is so powerful and resonates deeply.
Powerful and beautiful reflection! Sometimes being okay is the best we can be in response to extreme adversity. This concept struck home with me in response to a significant loss when I was still stationed in Guam and has continued to be important for other significant stressors in my life since then. Wrote about the loss here:
Kyle, thank you for sharing this and for your kind words and it true sometimes being okay is a triumph in itself, especially in the face of extreme adversity. I can only imagine how deeply that understanding must have resonated with you during such a significant loss.
I appreciate you sharing your writing as well. I’ll definitely take the time to read it 💛
@Salwa 🇬🇧 -I love this article! "What does okay mean for you right now?"
At the moment, it means building self-efficacy in the space that is my wellbeing - and then riding the flow state if it hits me.
@Bronce, Thank you so much I’m glad you loved the article! 💛 I absolutely love your take on what “okay” means for you right now. Building self-efficacy in the space of your wellbeing sounds like such a grounding and empowering focus. And riding the flow state when it comes? That’s a beautiful way to embrace those moments of alignment and ease. ✨
Thank you so much for this beautiful article. ✨ I think “okay” for me means acceptance of reality. Accepting the past as my teacher, appreciating the present as the only moment that truly exists, and having faith in the future I am laying the foundation for now.
Thank you so much for your kind words and for sharing such a beautiful reflection. ✨ I love how you’ve framed “okay” as acceptance of reality - acknowledging the past, grounding in the present, and having faith in the future. That perspective is so powerful and resonates deeply.
Powerful and beautiful reflection! Sometimes being okay is the best we can be in response to extreme adversity. This concept struck home with me in response to a significant loss when I was still stationed in Guam and has continued to be important for other significant stressors in my life since then. Wrote about the loss here:
https://open.substack.com/pub/kyleshepard10/p/transcending-life-and-the-impact?r=1cn3fa&utm_medium=ios
Kyle, thank you for sharing this and for your kind words and it true sometimes being okay is a triumph in itself, especially in the face of extreme adversity. I can only imagine how deeply that understanding must have resonated with you during such a significant loss.
I appreciate you sharing your writing as well. I’ll definitely take the time to read it 💛
Being okay is okay 👊🏻
Indeed it is !