You are enough, the mirror quotes say,while you inventory yesterday's failures:snapped at the kids, skipped the gym again,ate feelings for dinner, called it self-care.Enough for what, exactly?Enough to deserve love? That's nothow deserving works. Enough to stopimproving? That's not how growth works.Enough to rest? Now we're getting somewhere.
Here's the audit: You're enoughto take up space without apology.Enough to ask for help without earning it first.Enough to fail and still wake up tomorrowworthy of coffee, sunrise, another try.Not enough to stop becoming—that's not what enough means.It means you don't have to auditionfor your own life anymore.
You are exactly enough:flawed enough to be real,strong enough to admit weakness,whole enough to be brokenin all the places that let light through.Stop measuring. Start living.Enough is not a grade—it's a starting point.