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Keep Your Candle Burning
This week on Monday Over Negativity, we’re talking about what happens after gratitude when thankfulness turns into giving. From stories of quiet courage to the candle that kept burning through the storm, this episode reminds you that even small lights can make a big impact. ✨
Give what you can, keep what you need, and remember: even cracked candles still glow.
Follow along on Instagram @thisismonbrand and shop the latest collection at shopmon.us.
Takeaways:
- True gratitude doesn’t stop at “thank you” it moves into giving and service.
- Giving isn’t always material, your kindness, time, patience, and energy are gifts too and they often mean more than money.
- Be ready before the storm.
- Even cracked candles still shine, you don’t have to be perfect to make an impact. God (and life) can still use you while you’re healing.
- Self-love and generosity can coexist. Light others’ candles without blowing yours out.
- Acts like donating Dollar Tree meal kits or volunteering at food drives are powerful ways to give back.
- You don’t need a platform — just a heart that still cares.
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By IdelysThis week on Monday Over Negativity, we’re talking about what happens after gratitude when thankfulness turns into giving. From stories of quiet courage to the candle that kept burning through the storm, this episode reminds you that even small lights can make a big impact. ✨
Give what you can, keep what you need, and remember: even cracked candles still glow.
Follow along on Instagram @thisismonbrand and shop the latest collection at shopmon.us.
Takeaways:
- True gratitude doesn’t stop at “thank you” it moves into giving and service.
- Giving isn’t always material, your kindness, time, patience, and energy are gifts too and they often mean more than money.
- Be ready before the storm.
- Even cracked candles still shine, you don’t have to be perfect to make an impact. God (and life) can still use you while you’re healing.
- Self-love and generosity can coexist. Light others’ candles without blowing yours out.
- Acts like donating Dollar Tree meal kits or volunteering at food drives are powerful ways to give back.
- You don’t need a platform — just a heart that still cares.