Remember Who You Are
The more you run away from your problems the more you run away from who you are. This eventually defines who you are instead of the person you could have been if you worked through your downfalls and accepted your shortcomings and overcame them.
You have it inside of you to become the version of yourself that is dependable, resilient, and able. Don't lose perseverance and detangle what needs detangling before you tie up the loose threads.
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