Reflections at September’s End

September

The last day of September, just three months to the end of 2025. I sat awake, thinking about the past few months and how quickly time has flown.

I’m happy with all I was able to do this year. Not from a place of trying to prove anything to anyone, but from a place of peace. A place of choosing. A place where I wasn’t trying to be the best or outperform anyone, but simply acting from my innermost feelings and leanings.

I thought about the twists and turns: the days filled with fear, the days of encouragement; the moments I felt I had lost everything, and the moments when everything seemed to fall perfectly into place.

Looking back, I realize how beautiful the entire experience of life has been, both what we call “good” and what we label “bad.”

It’s interesting how, in the moments when you feel at your lowest or most alone, something unexpected always seems to happen, something that proves you are never truly by yourself.

As I sit reflecting, I feel happy. I’ve made some of the toughest choices of my life. Even though fear was present when I made them, the returns have been massive, reassuring me that there was never anything to fear in the first place.

In recent months, I’ve felt no need to impress anyone. Instead, I’ve been listening to the tune and dancing to the rhythm of my own soul. And in that, I’ve found peace and calm, even in solitude.

I’ve realized that “things” are just things. What matters most is staying in tune with your highest self.

And, oddly enough, in this state of being, you find yourself doing so much more, effortlessly, almost without realizing it.

At times this year, it felt like I was starting life all over again. Yet, time and again, I found reassurance that I am in the right place, at the right time, with nothing to worry about.

I don’t know how you feel as you reflect on the past few months, but I want you to remember the positives and learn from what seemed negative.

In fact, I’ve come to see that there are no true negatives, it’s our interpretation that makes them so. When you choose to see what looks like a setback as a lesson that guides you toward better choices, it stops being a negative and becomes a positive.

Gaining knowledge or experience that helps you make wiser choices is always a win. And sometimes, the best knowledge is only gained through experience.

Just my musings at the end of September. Perhaps something here resonates with you. Whatever it is, keep winning!

And if you don’t yet see enough positives, remember this: there are still three months left in the year. A lot can turn around before 2026 arrives.

Stay positive. Keep winning.