We often forget we account for only a fraction of a greater whole.

That whole is far from perfect, comprising countless imperfect but interdependent parts.

Together, though, we stand a chance.

Share your strengths and your love.

Encourage others to do the same.

We need you.

You've got this.

Hurting ourselves or others is often a reaction to all the ways we've already been hurt.

The inner wounds driving this cycle can be the most difficult to heal.

Without first seeing and accepting our pain, however, that healing is unlikely.

What's the hurt behind your hurting?

You've got this.

We can reflect on moments past, but we can never relive them.

The only moment we can live is this moment.

We can anticipate moments to come, but we can never guarantee them.

The only moment we can guarantee is this moment.

This is the most important moment of your life.

You've got this.

Our minds have ways of making mountains out of molehills.

We often place ourselves in unnecessarily harsh worlds with little basis in reality.

Create space, take a deep breath, and be still.

See, hear, and feel what's happening around you.

Focus on what is, not what might be.

You've got this.

Sometimes we feel like there's so much we "could" or "should" do that we end up doing nothing at all.

Then, even if we do manage to start doing something, we often beat ourselves up the entire time.

You can't do everything all at once.

Take one step, right here, right now.

You've got this.

A kind word, a helping hand, or a warm smile is often all it takes to deeply touch someone who's struggling.

We each carry an unlimited supply of such gifts of kindness.

Why not give them freely?

You'll never know how many lives you touch.

You've got this.

Rarely do any of us excel without struggling first.

Why deprive yourself of a worthy challenge?

You may or may not succeed.

That's okay.

Showing up, doing the work, and seeing what you're made of can be satisfying on its own.

There's satisfaction in a good struggle.

You've got this.

Our circumstances don't always improve.

They sometimes even continue to decline indefinitely.

This doesn't mean, however, all hope is lost.

We can become stronger.

Can we become strong enough?

Perhaps not.

What we can do, though, is do what we can.

We can always do that.

You've got this.

We often take others' word for what a great life looks like.

When we do this without question or reflection, we risk betraying our own values in pursuit of somebody else's.

We end up finding not happiness, but emptiness.

You decide what a great life looks like to you.

You've got this.

Some factors we can control.

Others are completely out of our hands.

Regardless, worry offers us no additional options.

All we can do is do what we can.

Learning, planning, and preparing may serve us well.

Worry isn't worth our time.

You've got this.