Seeing people as innocent is the greatest gift you can give another human being: the gift of acceptance. - Rhonda Britten - Quotesmemo.com

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Rhonda Britten

Seeing people as innocent is the greatest gift you can give another human being: the gift of acceptance.

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Being willing makes you able.

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Where you begin doesn't matter. Your willingness to start is what counts.

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If you value yourself, you understand that you are a gift to anyone you meet.

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Let go of what you think life should be so you can experience the life you have.

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Each precious moment of your life in which you are frozen with fear is a moment when you are not being all you can be. In the end, that hurts more than anything. Succeeding or failing does not determine if we are surviving or living. Rather it is in our ability to reach beyond our present self-imposed definition of who we are, and to risk becoming more, that we are able to feel fully alive.

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