Even the most seemingly insignificant moment is an orchestration of unfathomable time, energy, and chance.

Still, a moment is only a moment - here, then gone so soon.

Why squander any opportunity to revel in the beauty and serendipity of our experience?

None of this will last.

You've got this.

Even when we feel in control, it can be short-lived or merely a delusion.

We don't realize there's often something else - perhaps love, connection, or belonging - behind our craving.

Control can never fill a hole left by such as these.

What's driving your desire for control?

You've got this.

Seeing others as heroes might give us hope, help us see our own strengths, or inspire us to be more.

We often end up, however, living vicariously through those heroes.

Never applying what we see in them to our own lives, we leave our own potential unrealized.

Be your own hero.

You've got this.

Confidence often serves us quite well when rooted in a strong understanding of our own capabilities.

Strengthening this understanding may involve some failure - finding and exceeding our limits.

We can then build upon or expand those limits.

Confidence can bloom from failure.

You've got this.

There are days when we set out with high aspirations and fall completely short.

It's tempting to throw in the towel on such days.

Doing something, however, is often better than doing nothing at all.

All we can do some days is check the box.

That's enough and you're enough.

You've got this.

Is our search for meaning precisely what's keeping us from finding it?

Could we be meant only to live each moment as it is?

Joy, pain, excitement, boredom - they're all parts of this brief experience.

Eventually we all run out of moments.

What if the meaning is the moment?

You've got this.

Even in those rare moments of uncommitted time, it seems normal now to always look for something to do.

How many sights, smells, and sensations are we letting go unnoticed?

What hopes, dreams, and fears are we leaving unexplored?

Is all this doing depriving us of simply being?

You've got this.

Optimism may offer hope but might also open the door for disappointment.

Pessimism may hedge against disappointment but might also sap life of hope.

You don't have to choose optimism or pessimism.

Hope for the best.

Acknowledge the possibility of the worst.

Expect neither.

You've got this.

There might be days when you feel like you can't do anything right.

That may or may not be true.

Regardless, much of life is totally out of our control, including countless factors affecting the outcomes of our efforts.

All we can ever do is do what we can.

Keep showing up.

You've got this.

Holding ourselves to high standards might help us work toward becoming who we want to be.

Harsh self-criticism, however, often causes more misery than any satisfaction we might get from our efforts.

Self-criticism doesn't have to be so harsh.

You can criticize with kindness.

You've got this.