Gary O’Neill

I’m still figuring things out, but at least I’m no longer pretending I have to have all the answers.

Sometimes you look around and realise you’re living through a period you once hoped for.

I hope the life I’m working towards leaves me with more time for the people I’m working so hard for.

At some point, you have to decide whether you want to keep being comfortable or start being honest with yourself.

Nobody else has to see the effort. I just need it to lead somewhere.

The older I get, the more I value people who mean what they say.

I’m trying to remember that life is happening while I’m busy trying to improve it.

One day, you’ll wish you could have another ordinary evening with the people you love.

It’s hard to explain how much pressure disappears when you finally deal with the thing you’ve been avoiding.

I want to be the person who makes people feel comfortable being themselves.

I’ve stopped expecting every season of life to feel exciting.

The best kind of progress is when the things that used to stress you out become manageable.

Sometimes being an adult is doing something you absolutely cannot be bothered doing because nobody else will do it.

I want to spend less time comparing my life with people whose circumstances I know nothing about.

There are conversations you never forget because they changed how you saw someone.

You can be proud of yourself and still know you have a lot of work to do.

I’m learning that a comfortable life is built through ordinary decisions repeated over time.

The right people won’t make you feel like asking for help is a weakness.

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It’s strange how you can spend years wanting independence and then miss having someone else take care of you.