When Your Heart Speaks, Listen

 Sometimes, life throws us into a storm of opinions, expectations and "shoulds". Everyone has something to say - family, friends, collegues, even strangers. They will tell you what is "best" for you., what is "safe", what is "practical". And while some advice is given with love, not all it fits the life you truly want to live. 

That is when your heart quietly whispers. It does not shout. It does not argue, It just speaks in a language only you can feel. The trouble is, we often drown it out with logic, fear, or the noise of the world. 

I have learned - sometimes the hard way - that my heart has never been wrong about the things that truly matter. Whether it is choosing a carrer path, saying yes to a new opportunity, or walking away from something that does not bring peace, my heart has always guided me toward what feels right deep inside. 

Yes, the heart sits slightly to the left, but it is always right. Not because it is infalible, but because it reflects who we truly are. It is the seat of our dreams, our passions, our values - the parts of us that can;t be measured or explained away. 

Listening to your heart does not mean ignoring reason. It means letting your inner compass have a say. It means pausing before making decisions and asking, Does this feel right for me? It means having the courage to follow through, even if it is not the most popular choice. 

So today, give yourself the quiet to hear it. Your heart is speaking - softly, but surely. And if you dare to trust it, it will lead you exactly where you need to be. 

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