Letter To My Younger Self : Growth

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Dear younger me,

I hope you will be proud when you read this letter. In my previous letters, I have talked about acceptance, setting boundaries, courage, dreams, expectations, and failure. All those things lead to better growth.

You know, each one of them has been a stepping stone in my growth journey. I understand that you had to struggle through life to reach this level and pave the path for me, where I can focus on myself and work for my dreams. With strength and the will to achieve what I desire, I have learned to let go and embrace what is meant for me, even if it is a failure. I believe growth is necessary not only at one specific phase or moment, but it is required at different phases of life, and it hits differently.

Growth is not only about success, it is more about getting to know yourself and letting go. Once you are ready to embrace these two, growth becomes exponential, and there is no going back. This is what I understood two years back, and here I am, writing this to you, preaching growth. Ha, ha, ha. I will not lie, there are days when I feel heavy and cannot accept my wins and losses, but now it has become easier to tackle these situations as I remind myself of all that I have learned so far.

As I am closing this, I want to tell you that I am learning to grow with each lesson in my journey and everything you have passed on to me has added to my wisdom and knowledge. Thank you for everything you have given me and for helping me become who I am today. Also, you have been awesome, just give yourself a pat on the back.

Yours,
A person you have become

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