Often times we remain in the same mindset or cycle because it’s “comfortable” but truth is it’s us “fearing” what could be. Change isn’t always bad, but it’s definitely hard. But what’s harder is seeing all those around you growing and living their dreams. Time to do that for yourself and make the change within or outward to make those dreams your reality.
Hugs,
Krystle
Friday, September 12, 202509/12/2025
In Braggin' Rights Breakfast Quiz
Q: Most people forget to do this five times a month A: Use deodorant
Thursday, September 11, 202509/11/2025
In Braggin' Rights Breakfast Quiz
Q: It’s the first thing 25% of people do when they get home from work. A: Turn on the TV
Tuesday, September 9, 202509/09/2025
In Braggin' Rights Breakfast Quiz
Q: 41% of people say they’re doing this less because of the cost of living. A: Tipping
Monday, September 8, 202509/08/2025
In Braggin' Rights Breakfast Quiz
Q: This is the number one thing that puts people in a bad mood in the morning. A: Spilling something…
Friday, September 5, 202509/05/2025
In Braggin' Rights Breakfast Quiz
Q: 11% of people say they have two of these. A: Enemies
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