Light Doesn't Knock
Light comes in through the smallest crack in the window. Good ideas are like that: all they need is a small chance.
A small corner for short reflections, questions and passing notes.
Light comes in through the smallest crack in the window. Good ideas are like that: all they need is a small chance.
It isn't the coffee that wakes me, but the quiet minutes I give myself before the day begins.
Every beginning looks small from the inside, and very big when we look back at it a year later.
What are you putting off because you're waiting to be ready? Maybe readiness comes after the step, not before it.
Heavy days are like clouds: they hide the sun a little, but they don't put it out.
Slow down. Not everything important is urgent, and not everything urgent is important.