Heal With Words

By Allison Vandrak

Single daily entries of insight to inspire, empower, and expand your perspective and shift your internal world. At the end of the day, you are the expert of your own life. Your meaning and take away from this book is uniquely yours. Let each page guide your mind into a more shifted and positive one. Spark your truth.

• Language: English
• Publisher: BooxAi
• Release date: Oct 13, 2023
• ISBN: 9789655784381

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Heal With Words

ALLISON VANDRAK

Allison Vandrak

Heal With Words

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Published by BooxAi

ISBN:978-965-578-438-1

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We need to grow with the hurt, instead of trying to survive against it.

Don’t make a decision to be at a good place. Be in a good place in order to make a decision.

You can still show off your skills other than in the eyes of victory.

Never do anything in life where it takes from you. Do it where it adds to your life.

Addiction is your brain trying to recreate the same familiar feeling, but at the expense of yourself.

People who feel secure within themselves act as a mirror to those who feel insecure within. The mirror is a disruption if they come in contact with it. Security requires authenticity and honesty, hence why people with insecurities find it hard to look at themselves in the mirror. So why would someone stand in front of a mirror if it’s a constant reminder of their need to confront their insecurities?

Fighting doesn’t honor your anger, it is how you deal with the fight that does.

Your efforts don’t showcase who you are, you are the showcase.

When you know you’re fragile inside, you’ll do anything in your power to keep yourself from breaking.

When you free them from the cage of your expectations, you’re free.

Someone could have approved of you long ago, yet you still think you are in need of their approval presently.

You don’t want control. You want the ability to trust that you know when you have the control.

Think of traffic, and why it occurs. If every person were holding themselves individually accountable and address their own sense of responsibility and autonomy, there would not be disruption and a cycle of issues. If every person driving their car went the speed limit, there would not be traffic. Think about it. Having a secure sense of initiative, will allow you to not have to react, because you’re mindful