If I could tell my twelve-year-old self anything, I’m sure that the words “believe in your dreams” would pour from my lips. Today I’m celebrating the dreams we’re all capable of living and the people we’re capable of growing into.

An abundant life isn’t only about financial wealth. Money is a form of currency but still a sliver of the whole concept of abundance. There’s a greater source of energy all around. Read these are the affirmations to feel supported and connected to that source, wherever you go and whatever it is you're doing today.

In the name of love—that is, living a life you're deeply engaged with—here are three short poems about starting new as your best (or at least better) self. If you want your life to be different, then you need to connect your desire to the people, practices, and beliefs that mesh with this new reality.

Every single one of these affirmations for transformation is an invitation for you to keep moving. Pick your favorite and live by it so that when you get sucked into the rabbit hole of comparison or doubt or regret, you’re awake enough to see it for what it is: a messenger of change.

Not just quotes about growing through the struggles—read these morsels of wisdom whenever you feel lost, unsure, defeated, or just plain frustrated with how the journey is going. Even if you feel good with where you’re at, it’s good to remember that life's always working on something new.

What hurts makes you stronger? Maybe; it depends, really. Suffering is not something I would celebrate or suggest, but, as I’ve noticed is an underlying theme in life, there seems to be some good mixed with the bad. Some treasure in the ruin and the potential for growth through suffering.

Through poetry, we enter life consciously, with clarity of mind and a steadier heart. If you can't write the poem, then be the poem. Read these short nature poems, penned with springtime in mind, to embrace whatever season you’re in - for a season that's brimming with whatever it is you most want and need.

Chances are, there’s something worth letting go for the sake of freedom and something new. There always seems to be something. In light of the struggle and what's bound to come after it, here are three simple practices for letting go and moving on — without losing the lessons.

This is a poem about feeling small but knowing you have the potential to be so much bigger than you've ever allowed yourself to be. This is a poem about garnering the courage to live close to your vulnerability. And making life new. It’s a poem about being yourself in all your glory, really.

Read these affirmations if you're ready to live from your heart, so you can do the work you're here to do. Who are you not to shine your light, when it's what you're here to do? Remember: how you live is how you make a difference.