The Bold and the Bashful



The Bold and the Bashful

Ever since I was young I have been an introverted person. People would often tell me they wanted to know what I was thinking, while others would judge me as rare or aloof. And I actually think some were annoyed by my reticence. But you see, I did have people I was open with. I remember my friends Maria and Gabriela. We certainly were kindred souls, liked the same things, thought alike. Our shyness was not a handicap; I am convinced, for it allowed us to reflect on life issues, and it kept us from impulsiveness, from further regrets. However, it is important not to let fear hold us back when we need to speak up. There will be uneasy moments which require stepping outside of our comfort zone. There will be phobias we need to overcome, gradually, little by little. Everyone has their own pace. No matter how long it takes, as long as you keep walking.

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  1. Wow, this resonated with me so much! I especially loved what you said at the end: "Everyone has their own pace. No matter how long it takes, as long as you keep walking." and that reminds me of a quote I saw on an Instagram post this morning that reads: "Small progress is still progress". I happen to believe that is so true!

    Cheers,

    Wan

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