Is it just a number?
2025.. the year I turned 30.
Whats new? Migraines. That’s a new one.
Patience… more of it, this is new. I reflect at times and one day I recognized my disinterest in over exerting myself in anyway. It now makes sense the age old cry, “I’m so tired”. Well yeah I get it now. I’ve been tired for a while and now that I’m here I know what I want. Peace and stability. For the past 2 years I have been sick of me. Sick of feeling, sick of wanting, sick of fighting, and sick of hoping for a miracle. When you’re tired you’ll know. Simple life is a great life!
What’s different? Since turning 30 I turned into a fairy 🧚🏽♀️ Hahahaha jokes aside. I have been a lot more confident. There’s this ominous feeling about your 30’s that I’m sure spooked us all until we got here. It’s a badge of honor to say I survived my 20’s. I’ve made enough mistakes and learned a ton of lessons to better control myself so that my experiences are more intentional and honor God’s purpose.
Turning 30 is often perceived as a significant milestone, bringing about various emotions and reflections. Many individuals report feeling more confident, as they have navigated their 20s fraught with lessons learned and mistakes made. It’s a time of self-realization and understanding what truly matters – such as health, stability, and purpose. Insights from various studies highlight that entering your 30s encourages people to prioritize well-being and forge deeper connections. Additionally, renowned figures in personal development suggest that embracing simplicity can lead to a more fulfilling life. For many, this decade signals a commitment to intentional living and spiritual growth, steering their choices towards authenticity and alignment with their core values. As they articulate their experiences, individuals share a common thread: the relief of leaving behind the chaos of their youth and focusing on what brings joy and satisfaction. This newfound clarity often results in practical lifestyle changes, a renewed sense of direction, and the courage to pursue passions that honor one’s true self. Celebrating the arrival of 30 isn’t just about age; it’s about thriving and evolving as a person.
