REFLECTIONS
these aren't lessons. they're simply moments from my own life. some happened on the other side of the world. some happened in everyday conversations. some completely changed the way i saw myself. others changed the way i saw someone else.
i'm sharing them because i know one story can sometimes do what advice never can.
it can help us see ourselves differently.
and sometimes...
that's where everything begins.
jodes x
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