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Robyn McCollum retweeted
The older I get, the less impressed I am by status, money and appearances. I notice kindness, loyalty and how people make others feel.
Robyn McCollum retweeted
One of the best feelings for an introvert is slipping out of a social event without anyone noticing, driving home in complete silence, and feeling more at peace with every mile
Robyn McCollum retweeted
Speak these 5 things every morning:
1. I will be at my best.
2. I will do what it takes.
3. I will win this day.
4. I will serve others.
5. I am grateful for another chance.
@PastorMikeJr
Robyn McCollum retweeted
"Apologizing does not always mean you are wrong and the other person is right.
It means you value your relationship more than your ego."
Robyn McCollum retweeted
Greatest moments in introvert history:
1. Someone cancels plans with you before you have to
2. Your Uber driver doesn't talk during a 30-minute ride
3. You get into an elevator and nobody else is in it
4. A meeting gets canceled and replaced with an email
Robyn McCollum retweeted
You didn't have every answer, but you began. You didn't feel ready, but you tried. You didn't know how it would end, but you carried on. Trust the courage that brought you this far.
A boring life may not be shiny and exciting, but it's peaceful. No drama. No chaos. No constant highs and lows. Just simple routines, quiet days, and a calm nervous system. The older I get, the more I realize that a peaceful life is the real flex.
Robyn McCollum retweeted
i heard someone say “nothing destroys a relationship faster than watching your partner show up for other people in ways that they don’t show up for you” and that’s the part that kills relationships because they have the capability, they just chose not to provide for you.
Robyn McCollum retweeted
Pressure looks different at different stages of life.
An exam that doesn’t go well. Difficult feedback at work. One more responsibility when you’re already stretched.
You don’t have to solve everything immediately.
Sometimes growth begins with giving yourself a moment before you respond.
Robyn McCollum retweeted
Once you understand no one is obligated to do anything for you, you’ll appreciate the people who choose to show up.
Robyn McCollum retweeted
Something I’ve learned is to be careful about judging my whole life on a difficult day. A tired mind can make the future look smaller than it is. You still have so much to look forward to.
Robyn McCollum retweeted
Take care of yourself, stay low key, walk in your lane and always try to stay out of trouble because people don't love you like you think.
Robyn McCollum retweeted
Pain is part of life. Accept it. Live through it. Learn from it. Then growth will show up quietly, almost as if by accident.
I think one of the kindest things you can do for yourself during difficult times is leave room for the thought that life will get better. You don't have to feel hopeful every day. Just keep reminding yourself that happier days are still ahead.












