I am me

Thoughts in my mind go haywire. My mind wanders to unexpected places. I feel a loss of enthusiasm and energy to move forward. But no, I am not done. I am not down yet. I still have the energy to rise.

As many of you have heard, you are not defeated unless you quit.

No one can save me or help me beyond their limits. After all, it is up to me whether to continue or to quit.

I wander without knowing who I am. I am aware of problems, but I don’t understand them fully. Unless I identify the problems, how can I resolve them?

Am I finding enough time for myself? Am I running away from my problems by staying occupied? What stops me from embarking on the journey to discover who I truly am?

My fears and worries—they divert my energy. Am I placing them above my efficiency and vitality? When I know how to confront challenges, my fears often hold me back.

Taking a leap into the unknown, whether for better or worse, is part of daring to grow.

Even my loved ones cannot solve my problems for me. They can offer guidance and perspectives, but I am the judge and the one who must take action.

Am I overly worried or feeling down? Am I failing to see the dawn that follows dusk and darkness? Am I not recognizing my own abilities and capabilities?

Others may not know the real me. They only see what I project. The real me is within.

My reluctance to accept myself is my problem. If I cannot love myself, who else will?

I am learning to view my problems from a different perspective. I will not be crushed.

I will chase my problems rather than let them chase me.

If someone rejects me, why should I be worried? Am I craving their acceptance? I cannot conform to their expectations of me.

I can be different. I am unique.

Walking into death is not a solution. Facing death and uncertainty with a smile is. Even a fake smile in the face of obstacles can surprise and intimidate them.

I know the spark inside me. I know it has the potential to become a great fire. Like a forest fire consuming everything in its path, I will let that fire grow. My worries and uncertainties will fuel that spark until it becomes a wildfire.

When I accept myself for who I am, I am not concerned about others. Other people’s successes are not my measure of success. Who am I to make others my role models? I can be a role model for myself.

I will harness the hidden energy within me. I will not let it die.

I am me. I am who I am. I am learning about myself. I am committed to understanding myself better. I will overcome my negative thoughts.

The light beyond darkness is a reality, even if it is not yet visible.

I can console myself, comfort myself, heal myself. I can fly with my invisible wings.

Yes, I am diving deep to discover myself—something no one else truly knows.

I am not quitting. I am becoming my true self.

I am me. I am who I am..