Author Archives: Charlie Page
Author Archives: Charlie Page
Save this for the days you feel guilty for needing basic care. Because you are important – even when the world keeps moving like you’re supposed to be fine. I have bipolar type 1…. And one of the RUDEST lessons I’ve learned is that the world does not stop for a “bad day.” Deadlines don’t […]
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I died a hundred deaths to become this version of me. The slow way. The humiliating way. The “I cannot believe I tolerated that” way. The “why did I abandon myself for approval” way. The “I’m learning boundaries in real time and it’s clunky” way. So yes, I protect her. I protect her from conversations […]
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Share your answer! What’s a small act of kindness you’ve been given that you’ll never forget? #actofkindness #stitchthis #stitchthisvideo #kindacts #kindnessmatters #singlemom #welfarecheck #foodstampscheck
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Send this to the friend who keeps trying to sound more “professional” so people will take her seriously. You’re not going to be successful in spite of who you are. You’re going to be successful because of who you are. And I don’t mean that in a motivational-poster way. I mean it very literally, very […]
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Women over 40…. What advice would you give to a woman in her 30s? #fabover40 #over40blogger #wearewomen #over50model #yogaover40 #over40beauty #momover40 #makeupover40 #badassbabe #over40 #styleover50 #over40andfabulous #over40fashion #50plusstyle #styleover40 #fitover40
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Do the thing that scares you. Not in a “burn it all down” way. In a this would actually move my business forward but I keep avoiding it way. Because if we’re being honest, most of the things holding businesses back aren’t complicated strategy gaps. They’re emotional bottlenecks. It’s posting the opinion you know is […]
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Tag a strong woman who deserves this reminder 💕 What people call “strong” is usually just a woman who learned how to adapt without losing herself. Who learned discernment. Boundaries. Patience. Who learned how to sit with discomfort instead of running from it. Who stopped outsourcing her sense of safety to other people. And no… […]
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Life is short. The world is wide. Let’s go make some memories. The world doesn’t need you to be optimized before you enjoy it. You don’t have to earn joy by suffering first. You don’t need a perfect plan or a flawless timeline to say yes to experiences that stretch you, soften you, wake you […]
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Fear isn’t a sign you’re about to mess everything up. It’s usually a sign you’re standing at the edge of growth, identity shift, or truth. Most of the time, the thing you’re scared of isn’t even that dramatic. It’s sending the message. Posting the thought without over-editing it into oblivion. Raising the price. Admitting you […]
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