Each Monday I gather up the daily QOTD (Quote of the Day) posts I made for the week that are inspirational, motivational or just plain funny.
Monday’s QOTD:
Tuesday’s QOTD:
Wednesday’s QOTD:
Thursday’s QOTD:
Friday’s QOTD:
Saturday’s QOTD:
Sunday’s QOTD:
Which one was your favorite this week and why? Got one to share? Drop a comment below!
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Hopelessly Heather 
Friday. I attended several karate classes in my life and started each one with a white belt… at the beginning. Eventually, I had to be assistant instructor for about a year, while the teacher was in Afghanistan. Really made me solid on the fundamentals.
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That’s an awesome story! Friday is my pick too. 😊
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I absolutely love the idea of destroying who you are so you can rebuild someone stronger! Thank you for sharing.
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It’s how I operate when I need big changes to happen.
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Such a great habit!
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I love Saturday’s QOTD, it’s the very truth we all need to hear!!
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I’m too busy, but certainly need to shift my focus!
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Tuesday is very artsy….
The Restaurant at the end of universe type of vibes
~B
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Heh—I like that image!
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Monday – no…
Tuesday – good advice. Now, if only we didn’t feel too tired/sad/etc. to actually do that.
Wednesday – Hmmm… interesting.
Friday – love that one!
Saturday – beautiful sentiment, not easy to live with, though
Sunday – put a smile on my face.
What are you working on destroying today?
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A friend of mine said: “I can’t remember the source but there’s a lot of truth in ‘self improvement is the biggest form of self harm.’” Makes you think.
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Hmmm… I think it’s a very powerful tool. However, you do have to be very careful when using it.
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Exactly.
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I tend to tear down a bunch of things in my life at once in order to make a major change—it gives me a new foundation to work from. I’m not actively destroying anything—rather, I’m actively trying to repair things, while mentally preparing myself for potentially needing to make major changes this year.
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*fingers crossed!*
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🥰🥰🥰
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