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Is it just me, or do sacred places always have the best sunrises? I took this just after the sun came up in the Australian outback. It was already 100 degrees outside and the flies were incessant, but that 5am wake up sure was worth it. . . . #outbackaustralia #ulurusunrise #travelpics #naturebeauty #Desert #backpacking #mornings

Keep your ego humble and your heart open. Embrace yourself exactly as you are, today and everyday. Be proud of the things that reside in your heart and in your mind and in your soul. Do this when the sun is shining and when the rain clouds are pouring. Do it when you feel unlovable, when you feel like Beyoncé, when you feel like crying in front of everyone. Do it when you’re angry and jealous and feel stupid for no good reason. When you’re lonely, when you’re surrounded by friends, when you feel alone in a crowd of strangers. Feeling less than doesn’t mean you are less than, it simply means you’re human. It means you’re trying your best in a life that has never been easy. The truth? You have always been, and always will be, enough.✨ . . . #mondaymotivation #yogajourney #newbeginnings #yogaoutdoors @yolohayoga #acceptance #yolohafamily

Five years ago, I graduated from college and moved west to Colorado. I can think of many explanations to justify why I went, but mostly, I just went because I wanted to. I arrived with no money, no job, and no real plan. But the mountains were there to remind me that there is always more to life beyond what we can see. I had faith in my choice, and I soon found a full time job, fell in love, and created the structured life I’d been craving. Except... I soon realized this wasn’t actually what I wanted. I felt trapped, like I’d forgotten what really mattered and lost the essence of who I really was. I didn’t want comfortable; I wanted a life filled with passion and creativity and questions and exploration. So I quit the job. I fell out of love. And I directed all my efforts towards becoming the person I’d always wanted to be. That quest led me away from Colorado, a place I no longer call home. It isn’t easy to leave a place that’s symbolized so many new beginnings and so much personal growth. It hurts to say goodbye to people and places that mean the world to me. But my life there has taught me that we are always at liberty to start anew; that there is never a wrong time to move onward. We have an unlimited ability to evolve, whenever we choose, into a truer version of ourselves.

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