Things build up. Stress. Deadlines. Dust on the windowpane.
And yet, trying as it may be, every compounded frustration offers an opportunity to enjoy a very singular kind of satisfaction: the clearing away of that which is unwanted. Taking deep breaths, and feeling tension fade. Crossing duties off the to-do list. Wiping the glass to gain a crisp view of the world outside.
The shedding of unwelcome build-up is the crux of exfoliation. And when the obstacle to a desired state is removed—relief. Order. An unobstructed view.
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Things build up. Stress. Deadlines. Dust on the windowpane.
And yet, trying as it may be, every compounded frustration offers an opportunity to enjoy a very singular kind of satisfaction: the clearing away of that which is unwanted. Taking deep breaths, and feeling tension fade. Crossing duties off the to-do list. Wiping the glass to gain a crisp view of the world outside.
The shedding of unwelcome build-up is the crux of exfoliation. And when the obstacle to a desired state is removed—relief. Order. An unobstructed view.
And yet, trying as it may be, every compounded frustration offers an opportunity to enjoy a very singular kind of satisfaction: the clearing away of that which is unwanted. Taking deep breaths, and feeling tension fade. Crossing duties off the to-do list. Wiping the glass to gain a crisp view of the world outside.
The shedding of unwelcome build-up is the crux of exfoliation. And when the obstacle to a desired state is removed—relief. Order. An unobstructed view.
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And yet, trying as it may be, every compounded frustration offers an opportunity to enjoy a very singular kind of satisfaction: the clearing away of that which is unwanted. Taking deep breaths, and feeling tension fade. Crossing duties off the to-do list. Wiping the glass to gain a crisp view of the world outside.
The shedding of unwelcome build-up is the crux of exfoliation. And when the obstacle to a desired state is removed—relief. Order. An unobstructed view.
Sub heading
And yet, trying as it may be, every compounded frustration offers an opportunity to enjoy a very singular kind of satisfaction: the clearing away of that which is unwanted. Taking deep breaths, and feeling tension fade. Crossing duties off the to-do list. Wiping the glass to gain a crisp view of the world outside.
The shedding of unwelcome build-up is the crux of exfoliation. And when the obstacle to a desired state is removed—relief. Order. An unobstructed view.