Loved this post, Kaitlin. Especially this sentence:
“I don’t know how to reconcile any of that.”
I find the less sure of myself (and my own beliefs and experiences) I am, the more empathetic I can become to others. Once I grew comfortable with the feeling of not knowing I was right about everything, I grew to value living in the gray areas…
Loved this post, Kaitlin. Especially this sentence:
“I don’t know how to reconcile any of that.”
I find the less sure of myself (and my own beliefs and experiences) I am, the more empathetic I can become to others. Once I grew comfortable with the feeling of not knowing I was right about everything, I grew to value living in the gray areas of life.
Not having all the answers (and being vulnerable enough to say so) is a strength.
Loved this post, Kaitlin. Especially this sentence:
“I don’t know how to reconcile any of that.”
I find the less sure of myself (and my own beliefs and experiences) I am, the more empathetic I can become to others. Once I grew comfortable with the feeling of not knowing I was right about everything, I grew to value living in the gray areas of life.
Not having all the answers (and being vulnerable enough to say so) is a strength.