Video by journalwithace

You will not make it to the end of this video. 120 seconds. Under 1% will. 0.1% of people will take the advice. There's no script, no dopamine, and no AI, but a speech and a message that might change your life. I want to start by saying, be patient when moving on. Be patient with the people that you love.

Be patient with yourself, most importantly. You know what you need to do. You know the disrespect was more than enough. when moving on, it's not going to be an overnight process. You can't rush this greatness in to get back on your own two feet. It takes time. No feeling is ever final, and for whatever you're going through right now,

the grief, the sadness, the sorrow, it's all inevitable. But nights like this will push you to become one step closer to the person that you are today. Please remember that. No feeling is ever final. There are going to be moments where you want to give up, moments where you don't want to come,

moments where you don't want to show up on days like this. But remember you didn come this far just to come this far So please do yourself a favor and applaud yourself for the little things that you done when being patient and moving on moving forward with your life It's okay to make mistakes. Mistakes don't define you, but look at how you're leading with intention

on a day-to-day basis. That is what matters the most. So apply yourself for even the most small or insignificant things in your mind. Because when you look back, everything is different. But And when you feel in the present moment, it feels like nothing has changed. And I'm here to remind you that everything is different.

But most importantly, be patient with the process of healing, moving forward, and prospering with your life. The right decision will never feel like the right decision because it hurts. Love hurts, and when we let go of that, we feel as if we let go of everything that we ever lived for. But we're just regaining a new kind of love.