GOOD FOR YOU

“The idea of being a complete person tends to break a lot of us down more than it builds us up. It hardens us, but does not heal us. It makes us believe that being complete means being perfect. Being whole means being reliant solely on the self. But I believe that being complete means seeing all of the things about ourselves, the good parts along with the broken ones, and embracing them. Finding confidence in our weaknesses to elevate our strengths. It is seeing the complete picture of the persons that we are. And with that complete picture, we can complete a bigger one together.”