I choose words that honor the tenderness of being human — words that lift, soothe, and encourage the soul in every body, including mine, especially mine.

🌸 Why This Holds My Truth:

• “I choose words…”
  ➤ I’m stepping into intentional language — not reactive or habitual, but chosen like prayer.
• “…that honor the tenderness of being human”
  ➤ Reminds me (gently) that all bodies, all conditions, all stages of life deserve honor — not comparison or contempt.
• “…lift, soothe, and encourage the soul…”
  ➤ This is what I want my words to do — to myself and to others: not push harder, not punish, but nourish.
• “…in every body, including mine, especially mine.”
  ➤ This is the healing pivot. The part of me that easily loves and uplifts others must be turned inward — with extra gentleness, because this is the wound that most needs balm.

(I am doing the writing exercises in the back of the book You are a Badass at Making Money by Jen Sincero, and this topic was about saying kind words. I am also learning to trade futures, so the art is related to the charts we use to make the trades.)