We Are Allowed to Age: Why I Don't Care That I Look Old - Tiny Buddha
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We Are Allowed to Age: Why I Don't Care That I Look Old - Tiny Buddha
""When there is no enemy within, the enemies outside cannot hurt you." This African proverb encapsulates the essence of overcoming internal fears to achieve personal goals."
"After a decade away from surfing due to trauma, I returned to the sport in Kerala, where the pandemic led me to rediscover my passion for the waves."
"I decided to start off as a beginner and took basic lessons to ease myself back into things and get comfortable back on a surfboard."
"Encounters with locals often highlighted the significance of age in pursuing passions, reminding me that perseverance can lead to fulfilling experiences."
A person reflects on their journey of returning to surfing after a traumatic accident ten years prior. Initially focused on yoga, they moved to Kerala during the pandemic and rediscovered their passion for surfing. They took ten surf lessons as a birthday gift to themselves, gradually progressing from beginner to intermediate. Encounters with locals highlight the significance of age and perseverance in pursuing passions, emphasizing that overcoming internal fears can lead to external achievements.
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