#aonc

[ruksanah]

I first posted this on Facebook six years ago when I got my copy of The art of nonconformity by Chris Guillebeau 🙏🏽 that book and many of its pointers, only a sampling seen here, were a guiding star for me during a pretty challenging phase 💕 I still read the book often and encourage everyone else to, these words hold true today and everyday 🙌🏾 now go forth and conquer your world in your own true special way 🎉 #travelerandtourist #losangeleslife #aonc #sundayvibes (at Los Angeles, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxFXm8rBjXe/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1dhndqxhfugmj

[kumaaries]

Politeness is okay, but it gets old and boring. You want to attack life with a passion, not a politeness. You want people to think about you and remember you and say "she is so passionate" you don't want them to say "she is so polite" who cares about being polite?

C joybell C

[avidyamusic]

“Sometimes we can just see the first step. We don’t need to know where we’re going, we just need to open ourselves to the guidance that shows us the next step and have the courage to say ‘yes’ when we see it.”

“The heart will always lead you home. It takes courage to follow.”

“We need you. We need you to stand up and step into your purpose. Find the courage to use your voice, use your gifts, say yes to adventure, and to call upon one another for help.”

“We’ve come to believe that uncertainty is unsafe. What if uncertainty is the gateway to possibility?”

Lissa made the whole room cry. I’m so happy to have been at this talk.

via AONC

[avidyamusic]

“Your voice is never lost; it’s waiting to be uncovered.”

“If we’re honest, sometimes we hide in the busy-ness because we’re afraid of what the quiet will tell us.”

“Bravery is a choice, not a feeling.”

“Will I face the fear of today, or the regret of tomorrow?”

I had the pleasure of being at this incredible talk with Jon Acuff. I’m so happy Chris posted it online.

via Art Of NonConformity

[luvcheriejewelry]

"Behind every great business is an entrepreneur who's pretty sure she's screwing up." -- John Jantsch via @chrisguillebeau

[stayingpassionatelycurious]

The question is not who is going to let me, it's who is going to stop me.

Ayn Rand

[seanrrwilkins]

Wondering what your priorities are? Look at what you do every day.

via @ChrisGuillebeau and AONC