Embracing Consistency in Intentional Living
- ZanouNelie
- May 19
- 2 min read
Updated: Jun 9

And just like that, we’re already four months into 2025. Can you believe it?
It feels like January was just yesterday. Yet, here we are—deep into the year, juggling the highs and lows. We manage the wins and setbacks, the stillness and the rush of everyday life.
Reflecting on Progress
I took a moment this morning to pause and ask myself: What am I proud of so far? The answer surprised me with its simplicity.
I’m Proud of Showing Up
Every single day. For myself. For my family. For my work.
That’s it. No major resolutions. No flawless morning routines or perfectly curated life systems. Just quiet, steady consistency. And above all, intention.
Because I’m learning something this year: life doesn’t always need to be optimized. Sometimes, it just needs to be lived.
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Navigating the Highs and Lows
Like many of you, I’m still figuring it all out as I go. There are days when everything feels clear and purposeful. Then there are days when it all feels… heavy.
But on those hard days, I come back to a quiet little quote from a movie I love (See You on Venus). A line that always finds a way to settle my spirit:
“There will always be someone, somewhere, who’s happy you were born.”
Let that sink in for a moment. No matter what you’re going through. No matter how invisible or behind you may feel.
The Impact of Your Existence
There is someone—right now—grateful that you exist. Not because you achieved something huge. Not because you checked off every box. But simply because you’re you.
It’s essential to recognize this truth. Even in moments of self-doubt, we must remind ourselves of our worth. Embrace the idea that you don’t need to have everything figured out. You’re already doing better than you think.
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A Gentle Reminder to Breathe
And if no one’s told you lately—you matter. More than you know.
So here’s a gentle check-in for today: Breathe. Be present. Live for today.
In a world that often demands perfection, we must remember the beauty of simplicity. Engaging fully with our lives can sometimes mean taking a step back and appreciating what we have right now.
Conclusion: The Importance of Being Present
As ever, thank you for being here. Until next time, be kind to yourself and others, and take care!
Practice intentional living every day and find joy in the little things. Every small act counts, and every moment matters.
Utilize this journey to reflect and grow. Share your experiences with others, and remember to express gratitude for every sunrise and sunset.
Utilizing the principles of consistency and intention can transform how we experience life. Are you feeling overwhelmed? Embrace those feelings and recognize that they will pass. In the grand scheme of your life, these are just moments.
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