Life is beautiful
Rachel
Rachel
RachelG@nostr.theorangepillapp.com
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Mother, catalyst, nature-lover, value4value
This song was created by a wonderful woman and dedicated to all stay-at-home mothers who have understood the importance of their role. The lyrics are beautiful: ‚it’s not about better, it’s not about less, it’s a different version of what we call success ….‘ Thank you for seeing us https://youtube.com/@heartbeat.of.change?si=_GjNRE-dFdnwNSSP
I am far more impressed by someone whose priority in life is building, supporting and protecting a loving, tight-knit family and irl social network than someone whose priority is their high-flying ‚career’, their online ‚followers’ and the amassing of shiny objects.
What’s the end goal of life?
How much ‚shininess’ is enough?
What makes a perfect day?
Who do you want to spend it with?
Who truly cares about your well-being?
How I spend my time and energy tells you what I truly value.
Far louder than my words.
Do you live to stack or stack to live? Choose wisely.
Absolutely nothing beats family.
The most effective thing I can do is stop feeding the beast with my time and energy.
There’s no such thing as a bitcoin company. If you are a legal entity in any shape or form, you are a fiat company at heart. Whatever colour the facade may be painted.
Slow. Down.
I am forever grateful that I lived at a time when we could afford (heartfelt thanks to my hard-working chaddy) for me to spend my time and energy in bringing up our children. Around a quarter of a century all in all. A quarter-ish of my life, if I’m lucky.
There is no job title nor salary that could have sufficiently compensated me to have missed out on those precious years - even in part. It was a small fraction of my life when I zoom out, though it often didn’t feel it at the time.
Being a full-time mum was the hardest and most worthwhile thing I’ve done to date by a long shot and I can’t see anything topping it (bar potentially being a grandma, but this honour has yet to be experienced … fingers firmly crossed).
Life is simple. We make it complicated.
Meaningful relationships matter most. My nearest and dearest might miss me and occasionally think of me when I buggar off (hopefully).
A legal entity won’t. Online followers won’t.
We should always be mindful how we spend our time and energy - our most precious, limited resources - during our short time on this wonderful earth.
We come without stuff, we leave without stuff.
It’s never about stuff.