Being vulnerable increases resilience
Without genuine vulnerability, it’s impossible to build the types of relationships that can provide comfort and help us through life's hard times.
The risk of vulnerability may be high, but the rewards of positive, healthy relationships are even higher.
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Being vulnerable is a reality of living. What we do with that vulnerability can either open doors or throw up walls.
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