I think we have all heard the saying: "You will not be everyone's cup of tea." The older I get the more I realize this is so true and that it is also okay. See, a cup of tea is wonderful. It is warm and comforting and for people who enjoy tea, it makes us feel happy. A person can have many cups of tea in their life but some will only have few glasses of champagne.
What I mean is that not everyone who comes into your life is supposed to stay in your life. There are certain people who enter our lives that are only meant to teach us something or are only supposed to be there temporarily. These people are great because we usually get some sort of life lesson from these cups of tea. Sometimes we need these people for a short period of time to remind us what life is about. How to have fun, how to laugh, what we need to change, or often-times a necessary lesson to help us grow. While these are sometimes painful experiences, kind of like pouring hot tea on yourself, they are usually short lived but the lesson learned is long lasting. On to the glass of champagne… Some of us are lucky enough to have a few glasses of champagne in our lives. Most of us get lucky enough to at least have one. These people are altogether different than the cups of tea. They are bubbly and sparkling. They bring something amazing into our lives and usually they stay. I have been lucky enough to have a few of these champagne people enter my life and make it better than I could have imagined. If you only have one or have multiple you should consider it a blessing. These humans, that are your glass of champagne, are you people. These friends are the people you get to grow with. If you are really lucky you also get to be their glass of champagne. You get to be your genuine self, weird, quirky, painfully honest, and they most likely will love you regardless. This is what some would refer to as, "finding your tribe". So when the tea gets cold it is alright to pour it out. Just make sure you cherish the glass or glasses of champagne. I know I cherish mine.
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AuthorErin is a Spiritual Life Coach and Reiki Master Teacher. She started this blog as a way to share her self-love and body acceptance journey. Over the past 5 years it has become her business, her passion, and her purpose. She has created coaching programs to help other women find their truth, love their bodies, and embody their power and purpose. Categories |