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Motivational Quotes

Motivational Quotes

Posted: 11/09/2020
By: glenda

Save these motivational quotes and surround yourself with the postive energy you deserve.

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Hello there! My name is Glenda Hoon Russell and I am the owner/author of The Status Foe. The status quo distracts us from being who we truly are and I am here to challenge that. I help 30-something women find their path back to themselves through building self-awareness, self-worth, and self-acceptance so they can create a life they love.

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glendahoonrussell

Speaker & Author of The Status Foe
🔥 The status quo is the enemy to living the life you truly deserve
🔥 Screw the nine square rule I post what I want

Did you know I am writing a book? ⁣ ⁣ It has t

Did you know I am writing a book? ⁣
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It has taken me almost over a year and a half to write it, and I am still>in>the>process. Sigh. When I first started, I thought I could complete it in 90 days like all the online courses, and popular self-publishing coaches tell us to do. I found out quickly I don’t fit that mold. Hell, I don’t fit many molds, so why on earth would this be different? It took me a long time to finally ease into the process and allow the book to grow as it is supposed to. The book is now evolving into something I would have never imagined. ⁣
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So what’s the book, The Status Foe, about? It’s about healing and transformation. It’s about slowing down, questioning, and incorporating curiosity back into your life. It’s about unbecoming all of the shit our society tells us we have to be and revealing and accepting who we imperfectly are. It’s stepping away from the rat race and finally finding your path. The status quo is the enemy of living the life you truly deserve, and you deserve to have a life of peace to be yourself fully. ⁣
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If you are interested, feel free to join my email list in my bio for updates on⁣
the release. Eeek! 😀

My mom used to say "we can see faces but we can't

My mom used to say "we can see faces but we can't see hearts".

Did you know I started selling my artwork on Etsy?

Did you know I started selling my artwork on Etsy? ⁣
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I used to be a HUGE artist. Throughout my entire childhood, I told myself I wanted to be an artist and I spent most of my time alone in my room creating some kind of art. Then I grew up and everyone told me being an artist is worthless in this world. You’ll starve, they said. You can’t make a profession out of it, they said. That’s not a career, they said. Glenda you can’t just be a hippie, you have to grow up, they said. ⁣
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I listened and abided. ⁣
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After college, I put away my paints and put on my suit, for a more professional⁣
career, and entered into the advertising and marketing world. I don’t regret my⁣
10 years in that industry but I also felt like something was missing. There was⁣
a hole that even pushing pretty pixels around couldn’t fill. Within the last⁣
few years, I have stepped back and gone to my roots – the old Glenda. The⁣
old Glenda, who could get lost in paint, colors, and curiosity for hours and didn't care what other people thought. So here’s my recent collection and I am slowly adding more as I go. ⁣
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My Etsy link is in my bio if you care to take a gander!

Who else needed to hear this today? 😘 #though

Who else needed to hear this today? 😘

#thoughts #spilledink #healingjourney #selfhealing #naturetherapy #nature_brillance #foresttherapyguide #forestbathing #natureishealing #naturelove #naturewalk #selfhealingjourney #selfawareness #selfaware #selfawarenessjourney #selfawarenessiskey #compassioniscool #personalgrowth #selfreflection #selfgrowth #selfesteem #feelings

In 2005, the National Science Foundation published

In 2005, the National Science Foundation published an article regarding research about human⁣
thoughts per day. The average person has about 12,000 to 60,000 thoughts per day. Of those, 80% are negative, and 95% are the same repetitive⁣
thoughts as the day before. ⁣
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There was another study (Leahy, 2005, Study of Cornell University), in which scientists found that firstly 85% of what we worry about never happens. Secondly, with the 15% of the worries that did happen, 79% of the subjects discovered that they could handle the difficulty better than expected or that the difficulty taught them a lesson worth learning.⁣
𝗥𝗲𝗳𝗹𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗾𝘂𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻: What are you stressing about right now? Ask yourself what is within your control and out of your control? Can you create some space around what you can't control - maybe even loosen your grip on it? This isn't a push or pressure to let go, we're simply creating space around the possibility of letting go of what we can't control. This is a great exercise to start feeling a sense of peace.

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