Best 30 quotes of Elaina Marie on MyQuotes

Before kids learn to hide who they are, they are just gushing to show us.

Emotional intimacy is most meaningful and profoundly felt when we share our true selves with our partner and when we create a loving space for our partner to do the same.

Generally, the longer it takes for us to make a decision, the greater the disconnect between our current experience of life and our true selves.

Happiness feels like a privilege to struggling kids, but inspiration feels like home.

If we really explore what we love to do, we can start to see ways to make money doing it.

Inspiration builds self-esteem, it builds communities, and it builds lives. It creates paths where previous paths didn’t exist.

Inspiration is the most radiant and flourishing expression of our authenticity.

Inspiration is the quickest shortcut to discovering and practicing embracing our authentic selves.

Inspiration may not solve one’s deepest or darkest problems, but it can be a light when no other light shines.

Marriages don’t end simply because a lack of trust exists. Marriages more specifically end because foundational agreements were broken, disrespectful behavior occurred, healthy and honest communication is lacking, or not “being seen or accepted” has ensued for too long.

No one says, ‘happiness saved my life,’ but inspiration saves lives every day.

Not only is the experience of learning inspiring, the results are fulfilling.

One person is enough to inspire the world. One quote can quench the souls of millions. One voice can start a revolution. One dream can tap into the dreams of many, naturally strengthened as it grows to inspire an ever-increasing number of people.

Our bodies are our vehicles of life. They are ours to take care of. If we aren’t taking care of them, they show signs of stress and wear. If we are taking care of our bodies, they show signs of healing and resiliency. A healthy body is an inspired body, and an inspired body is a happy body.

Since the caveman days, fear has been a powerful motivator that can influence our decision-making. Nowadays, however, we aren’t running from wild animals, but instead are afraid of emotional trauma, change, disappointment and rejection.

The inspired life is living life in deepest connection with our true selves, acting on what we truly need, want and desire, and basing happiness on what is in our control.

The ocean, like life, always has movement. A sailboat with all its parts together, in its wholeness, can lead it's own way, cutting through challenging waves with strength, ease, purpose and determination, no matter the pull and push of the waves.

The only ‘right path’ for you is the one that stems deeply from the core of your true self. The only ‘wrong’ path for you is one that is not in alignment or acting in honor of your true self.

The only trust we need is that of our own judgment and choices about what is best for us.

To build confident and kind kids, we must celebrate their uniqueness.

True happiness starts in the core of our true selves as a constant, a guidepost, a default, and a strength that shines from the inside out.

We are a reminder to ourselves and others that we, as individuals and as a community, are stronger than we could have ever known until the moment we endured more than we previously thought possible.

We are not entitled to assume or assert that other people should change to make it easier for us to avoid changing ourselves.

We can let our goals motivate and inspire us, but we don’t want to let them determine our happiness or self worth.

We don’t come out of the womb thinking negatively about ourselves or others. We aren’t born talking ourselves out of our true needs and wants.

We face challenges pushing us in a million directions all the time, whether we’re being pulled to hide our truths or pushed to compromise our integrity. The more we are connected to our true selves, the more whole we are. The more whole we are, the stronger we are to navigate our own life.

We feel safer when we can label someone and figure them out, but it’s hardly foolproof. ‘Good people’ are capable of bad behavior. ‘Bad people’ are capable of good behavior.

We were free of self-judgment when we were babies, and yet at some point, we developed a sensitivity that taught us to react with self-consciousness and negative self-talk.

What if, when we are feeling less than happy, we were prescribed two genuinely inspiring experiences each day?

When we know we are delaying the consequences of truth, whether buried in our subconscious or ignored by our conscious thoughts, our denial continues to steal our potential for true happiness.