@therealniccoy: The Tortoise 🐢 and the Hare 🐇 #steady #stoicism #HealingJourney #consistency #character

Weavers Rise :

the fables are seldom just about the surface lesson, however those who are attached to instant gratification miss out on the depth life has to offer.🥰🥰🥰

sjo :

Consistency is the key to success. It means doing something regularly and never give up even when progress seems slow. Small efforts made can create results over time. If you stay committed to your goals and keep working hard, you can achieve your goals.

80s childhood with a 90s heart :

at this point I want to fire my therapist because she SHOULD be telling me this kind of stuff

Jazifit | Toronto 🇨🇦 :

Love this. Do today what will make your future self proud.

ricwyldheart :

That’s been my take away as well ☺️

dandun :

keep enlightening and inspiring others out there. Thank you and God bless

Bye :

Intentional 👌🏾

Mystically Stephanie :

I needed this right now. This fable has always been a favorite of mine. I’ve always been and will always be the tortoise. I like who I am along this journey and THAT’S what matters more than any destination or for me location (I need a new environment, one where I live alone). It’ll happen for me. I’m patient most days but on those days where I’m not, I work through my shadows and I feel better. But I allow every feeling I have with zero judgment and that’s a huge accomplishment for me. Spiritual milestone I call it. Thank you girl! Mad love for you! 🥰🥰🥰

BodhiJehoshua :

Aho! I Am the Tortoise.

ThatMthrfkr :

Absolutely…

Kings :

Why I can’t have friends like you because I think like you and they I’m crazy

cindybishop576 :

Amen 🙏! More people should think like this!

tumatauenga33 :

nice, I like this :)

user6167288372670 :

Your ring finger was the most important information

🦖🦕triSARAHtopsREADS📚📖 :

I’ve never identified with “winning” as something to aspire to in life… like, at all. But I’ve also never really appreciated competition in general, because IMO, too many people force competition on others, regardless of whether or not anyone else has any interest whatsoever in competing - and that’s (more often than not) what ends up sucking the fun out of whatever the activity is/was, because overly competitive people feel entitled to force everyone to compete in every situation. I don’t like competition because it robs everyone involved of any real joy that lasts longer than the “award ceremony” at the end of the competition. And even then, the joy is automatically limited to 1 person (whoever wins) at the expense of everyone else’s ability to just enjoy having fun playing a game with other people 🤷🏻‍♀️

Abitmuch :

I believe this was yhe lesson I contrived from the fable.Thank you for the reminder though dearheart. 💯❤️

Vincent Bourassa :

This is groundbreaking information and im not being sarcastic

Anuk Persad :

hey , u are welcome to say anytime !

Shany Hahn Shalom :

I blame my morals… hahaha

angelsblessed :

Facts

whatsthebagfor :

Oswin :

love this.

Dark Curt♈️ :

No lies detected here No thing but FACTS

terrapogue850 :

GIIIRRRRRLLL.Yes!!

Messylife🌿🧿🎨 :

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