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6 Quotes To Remind You All Will Be Well

Sometimes, we all need a little assurance that it'll work out.

Chloe McElmury

Sep 26, 2016

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College is back in full swing, and the stress of it is starting to ooze into us. First tests and projects are happening. It's easy to get stressed! I've complied some of my favorite quotes to remind you it'll all be well in the end. Tough times do not last forever, so don't forget that.

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1. It's okay to be a beginner

New things mean you have never done them before. It's okay to fail or ask for help, it's all a part of the journey of becoming a master.

2. Whether or not you know it...

Deep down, your soul wants you to succeed. Listen in and feel empowered by the hope it has for you.

3. There is no "losing"

Every situation gives us an outcome. While most people might view it as winning or losing, there is no losing. There's a lesson to learn from every event.

4. Remember how lucky you are

Start your morning off by making a list of gratitude! Challenge yourself to get to 50. It'll really work your heart and soul to remind you of all the little things you are grateful for.

5. Remind yourself how silly worrying is

Whether you're religious or not, I think this quote has a lot of meaning. It's so true! It makes you question why you were even worrying in the first place. Don't waste your time worrying. Instead, think about what you do want.

6. Don't let everything weigh you down

I am terribly guilty of this. Some things aren't yours to carry, so why are you holding onto them? Let them go! You will feel more free and at peace.

I hoped this helped for anyone feeling the stress of college, or even just life in general.

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