Hello everyone!!
This week was Diwali week. And with Diwali as you all know comes the dreadful cleaning. So, I was cleaning my cupboard and after that my mom appreciated me? I mean I thought that it was a very small task which did not need any appreciation but nevertheless I felt really nice after she said that and out of excitement did some more cleaning. Don't you guys think small wins are so underrated like, they are not given as much importance as they should be given even though they are the ones who help us move forward. For me a small win is capturing a photograph with the right angle of light or climbing up and down the slopes while cycling ( I fear slopes.) Or just successfully creating a pyramid on janmasthmi. In this journey of achieving something bigger, something greater we just forget these moments completely.
Remember the thrill of riding on a roller coaster for the first time? Even that took guts right? Isn't it a achievement? Sure it is. Or just crossing the wall, climbing a tree or getting the dabba down from the loft. Sometimes if you feel helpless and lonely and you feel like doing nothing, simply calling someone or going on a walk is an achievement. What will happen if they ignore that and just wait for the result, not going to work right? It would rather create an anxious situation. 
You must have heard your parents telling you the story of how you took your first step or uttered the first word, now imagine if they would have not given it enough value then would you ever have gotten the courage to take the next step? Do you remember how your teacher appreciated you in the class didn't it give you the rush of doing something more? I know all these moments give us small term happiness but slowly they just fade off let's not do this let's just take a minute to appreciate ourselves more and pat ourselves. There's nothing wrong or selfish about it. The feeling of scratching out the tasks out of a to do list, it's a great deal acknowledge yourself for that. The next time you do something good cheer for yourself, don't flex it but surely value it. Until next time?
Thankyou<3
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DeleteVery beautiful thoughts and absolutely useful on the road to our dreams. Bravo!
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DeleteBeautiful article. It was understanding but so inspiring and motivating at the same time. It really said just the right words. Amazingly planned out and sounds like not a person saying all that, but their heart speaking. That heart reminded me of all the small achievements I had - such as getting all the answers correct on a pre-assessment when I was saying to myself “There’s no way I’m going to get everything right” or completing my track ‘n’ field warm-up (1.2KM) without stopping for rest. I loved it very much. Almost every other article I read had loads of big science-y words which I couldn’t understand but this one was very thoughtful and almost fairytale-like or just something a heart is saying. This article taught me to appreciate even the smallest things such as getting a “Good job!”from your teacher. I feel like all articles should be this way: rich, beautiful and dreamy. This one I will never forget for sure!
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I am so glad to know that you liked it. Thankyou for reading it and looking at the tiny details.<3
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