We love ourselves a good quote and so we asked our community to share their favorite quotes and affirmations with us and we’ve highlighted some below.

Kate Troyer | Feng Shui Lifestylist

“You get in life what you have the courage to ask for.” It’s such a powerful quote that I’ve held onto for years, I couldn’t even tell you where I first heard or read it, but it’s always deeply resonated with me. It’s a reminder that, while alignment is important, sometimes we have to pave the way for ourselves. We must be willing to speak up for what we want, to put ourselves in spaces that make us uncomfortable, and to have the courage to show up for a life that is uniquely our own. Read more>>

Jesica Porche | Mom,Designer, Consultant

I Always Snap Back’ is more than a phrase; it’s my battle cry. It serves as a constant reminder that tough times are transient. This affirmation empowers me to navigate challenges and overcome obstacles in my path. It encourages a forward-looking perspective, urging me to focus on the broader goals and maintain momentum despite adversities Read more>>

James Milbry | Photographer

Alvin Toffler — ‘The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn. ‘ What I love about this quotes is the fact that we must relearn and unlearn habits, we must change our way of life at some point. If you are not growing or trying to learn something new then that leaves you stagnate. Read more>>

Carol Ruffin | Master floral designer

Work HARD Pray HARD No Drama I live my life by this It helps me stay on course Read more>>

Kerri Pagliarini | Sugar KO Coach

“A small business is as an amazing way to serve and leave an impact on the world you live in.” -Nicole Snow Embarking on my health journey was like igniting a firework of discoveries! Each piece of information I uncovered was a spark that helped me heal and rejuvenate. Realizing that others out there were grappling with similar challenges, I was buzzing with the urge to spread this newfound wisdom far and wide. Now, serving my clients is the highlight of my day! Together, we’re not just making waves – we’re creating a tidal wave of positive change across the globe! Read more>>

Marci Carroll | Event Center Creator/Founder + Yoga Instructor

Stop chasing the butterfly, tend to your garden and the butterflies will come. When I began this journey I thought I had to constantly seek out and convince retreat leaders and/or clients to come to my space. It was exhausting and ultimately unproductive. Read more>>

Tyler Tittle | Creative Writer & Entrepreneur

“This too shall pass.” A famous Persian adage that was also used by Mr. Abraham Lincoln in a speech in 1859 that perfectly describes the conditions of suffering. My Grandma used to say this to me all the time growing up whenever anything unfortunate would arise, and after her passing, I added my own twist to the adage: “this too shall pass, it may pass like a kidney stone, but it will pass.” It serves as a daily reminder that no matter how bad things feel or appear to be, I know that eventually, it will pass away and that gives me such courage and strength to continue pressing through the bad. Read more>>

Roderick Jackson | Photographer

My favorite quote is “Success is not a destination, it’s a journey.” To me it means a subsequent amount, I think about it initially upon starting my day. For a long time, I looked at success as a place in my life to reach, after hearing this quote I realized success is something you obtain on a daily basis. Every day you work towards success and if you end the day by generally working toward the progression of yourself then you’ve reached success. What I like most about it is how it makes people think about what it is to be a success story. I like how it introduces the concept that you never stop working towards success even after obtaining it. Read more>>

Dawn René Austin | Writer, Director and Designer.

“Be the writer of your life story, not just an avid reader.” – Dawn René Austin. It means living a life by your design and not by causality. It is a reminder to me that I am in the driver’s seat and that I have control over my life path. Ultimately, I need to make conscious decisions and dare to move accordingly. Read more>>