If you’re feeling like your spark has dimmed a bit, this is for you. Maybe you’ve noticed the world feels a little heavier on your shoulders, or your energy just isn’t what it used to be—and that’s okay.
I want you to know—you’re not alone. Even the brightest flames sometimes flicker, and every soul has seasons of quiet and rest.
Sometimes, we all need a gentle reminder of where we come from, and who we truly are beneath the surface. You are not defined by what you do every day, or by how much you can give to others.
You don’t have to do it all, every single day.No one expects you to be everything to everyone, and it’s perfectly human to need space for yourself.
Think back to those moments when laughter bubbled up from deep inside you, when you sang your heart out with abandon, or when you simply let yourself be free—unburdened by expectations.
Remember the times you forgave yourself for not being perfect, when you allowed yourself to stumble and get back up, knowing that growth is never a straight line.
That part of you—the one who is wild, gentle, resilient, and wise—still lives within you. You can find her again, even if she feels far away right now.
Truly, you can. Renewal is always possible, no matter how many times you’ve started over.
And it doesn’t mean you have to let anyone down or walk away from what matters. It simply means being a little kinder to yourself, and feeling okay about saying no now and then.
It’s about giving yourself permission to pause, to breathe, to rest when you need it—without guilt or apology.
Like the moon, you are allowed to wane and wax, to shine brightly and to retreat into shadow. Your worth is not measured by your productivity, but by your presence and your heart.
It all starts when you notice you’ve changed—and that’s perfectly normal. Some changes are good, some not so much, but all of them are part of your journey.
There might be pieces of you that are ready to come back—old dreams, forgotten joys, or new passions waiting to be discovered.
And if someone in your life isn’t okay with that, maybe they’re not your people. The right people will celebrate your growth, and be glad to see your spark shining again.
If you’ve felt yourself fading, maybe now’s the time to say yes to what brings you joy, and no to what doesn’t. It really can be that simple, even if it feels hard at first.
Imagine yourself as a garden—sometimes you bloom, sometimes you rest beneath the soil, gathering strength for the next season. Trust that your roots are deep, and your spirit is resilient.
You are allowed to take up space, to honor your needs, and to move at your own pace. Every step you take toward self-acceptance is a victory, no matter how small.
So, let yourself rest. Let yourself heal. Let yourself rediscover the magic that has always lived within you.
You are not fading—you are transforming. And in your own time, you will shine again, brighter and wiser than before.
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