On a Quest

a story through pictures

pictures drawn by the author using Tayasui Sketches

Copyright © 2024 Saumya Sharma. All rights reserved.

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PS. This post is inspired by a post by

Grant Snider

titled Little Red Rhombus

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P.S. Here's what I’ve been loving on Substack this week:

1. ‘Do you self-sabotage?’ by

   Lucy Handley
   - a bold, unapologetic call to arms against self-doubt and self-sabotage. The piece transitions seamlessly from personal introspection to universal encouragement, striking a chord with anyone who’s ever felt stuck or silenced by their inner critic.

   Do you self-sabotage?

2. ‘Wisdoms to consider introducing into your day to make a great life’ by

   Paolo Peralta
   - radiates a deep well of wisdom—a roadmap for navigating life with intention, resilience, and purpose. The compilation is a testament to the power of deliberate living. It’s a gentle nudge to embrace the messy, unpredictable, and beautiful game of life with courage, creativity, and faith in oneself.

   Wisdoms to consider introducing into your day to make a great life

3. ‘The Quilt of Ordinary Grace’ by

   Gloria Horton-Young
   - a radiant tribute to the quiet, uncelebrated strength of women whose lives weave the fabric of the every day with resilience, grace, and love. The poem is an exquisite reminder of the extraordinary grace in ordinary lives, a hymn to the unsung, and a call to recognize the sacredness of what often goes unnoticed.

   The Quilt of Ordinary Grace

What have you all been following this week? Let me know in the comments!!

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