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I love this look on you!
You’re so right. I feel like so many things are changing around me as well! I love this look 🙂
xo Megan, Lush to Blush
Great way to think about thinks- so much of the time we think of the things we “should” cut out of our lives or lament change, when in fact we can choose to focus on the things we can ADD to our lives and what things will bring. Needed this today, thanks Hallie!
Just sent this to my sisters 🙂 Meditating on this idea today. I also read this post from Elizabeth on Saturday and I think it’s in line with what you’re saying here.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BFsRvUPORfV/?taken-by=beautybets
So true. People are naturally risk-averse, I think, so they get obsessed with what they could lose versus what they could win! Here’s to a summer of *good* changes 🙂
What a fun dress! Love!
-Meg
http://www.smalltownsisters.blogspot.com
Couldn’t agree with that quote more! I think I also hate change because I’m too caught up on what I’m losing, rather than focusing on what’s to come in the future!
Lauren
http://oliverstwistblog.com
Love it Hallie! Sometimes it’s the simplest concepts that are the hardest!
Totally agree to your message today! No matter what’s going on, saying good bye will always be hard, but we must welcome the change! Happy Monday 🙂
Arwa
http://www.arwalulu.com/
Damn - had to read that one twice. LOVE it.
I think about that with food, HA. typical.
But seriously, all there is to gain if I eat well, follow a better diet….etc
Rather than what I have to GIVE up.
Love this! Thank you babe.
xoxo
Krista
http://www.hundredblog.com
Love that quote- thank you! I am moving soon and have been feeling like there is a lot I’m giving up, but in reality, I’m gaining a lot. Thanks for the new perspective. 🙂
Beautifully put! I’m going through some of the biggest changes of my life.. but it’s exciting. Finally I’m able to be ok with not knowing what comes next. Now I’ve just been enjoying the ride. Cheers to you and your new adventures 😉
Love, Lindsey
http://thenomisniche.com/